Prove intertwining-tree ⟺ Hamiltonian-dual; test the 6 Holton-McKay duals
- Add Theorem: maximal planar G is an intertwining tree iff its dual G* is Hamiltonian (Tait-style Jordan-curve argument). Consequence: smallest non-intertwining-tree triangulations are the 6 duals of the 38-vertex Holton-McKay graphs, at n=21. - Load the 6 graphs from McKay's authoritative planar_code file (nonham38m4.pc), verified: 38 vertices, cubic, planar, non-Hamiltonian. - All 6 duals confirmed not intertwining trees (exhaustive 2^20 check). - 2 of 6 duals are themselves Even Level Graphs (sources 9, 10), hence derived level graphs -- first cases where the derived disjunct does work the intertwining-tree disjunct cannot. - Remaining 4: bounded E/O-orbit search inconclusive; status open. This is the first genuinely undetermined instance of the conjecture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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