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Discrete Mathematics
Volume 303, Issues 1-3, 6 November 2005, Pages 234-242
The 2002 Korea-Hungary Joint Workshop on Combinatorics and The 2002 Com2MaC Conference on Graphs and Combinatorics
 
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Triangulations on closed surfaces which quadrangulate other surfaces II

Yusuke SuzukiE-mail The Corresponding Author

Department of General Science, Tsuruoka National College of Technology, Tsuruoka, Yamagata 997-8511, Japan

Received 19 December 2002; 
revised 3 September 2003; 
accepted 8 December 2004. 
Available online 27 October 2005.

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Abstract

It has already been proved that given two closed surfaces View the MathML source and View the MathML source with View the MathML source, there exists a triangulation on View the MathML source which can be embedded on View the MathML source as a quadrangulation. In this paper we refine that result, showing that there exists an integer g0 such that for any two closed surfaces with genus g1greater-or-equal, slantedg0 and genus g2 satisfying View the MathML source, there exists a triangulation of the first surface which can be re-embedded on the second as a quadrangulation. Moreover, on the right-hand side of the inequality, we obtain a concrete expression which is asymptotically O(g1). We also obtain similar results for non-orientable surfaces.

Keywords: Triangulation; Quadrangulation; Complete graph

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1. Introduction
2. Slit–flip sums
3. Proof of Theorem 2
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Discrete Mathematics
Volume 303, Issues 1-3, 6 November 2005, Pages 234-242
The 2002 Korea-Hungary Joint Workshop on Combinatorics and The 2002 Com2MaC Conference on Graphs and Combinatorics
 
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