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Planar graph / Minor / Forbidden graph characterization / Robertson–Seymour theorem / Petersen graph / Tree decomposition / Tree / Edge contraction / Graph / Graph theory / Graph operations / Graph coloring
Date: 2006-08-23 12:00:09
Planar graph
Minor
Forbidden graph characterization
Robertson–Seymour theorem
Petersen graph
Tree decomposition
Tree
Edge contraction
Graph
Graph theory
Graph operations
Graph coloring

FORBIDDEN MINORS AND MINOR-CLOSED GRAPH PROPERTIES DAN WEINER

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