Relocate the standalone Python scripts from the repo root into the
experiments/ folder of the paper each one belongs to:
plane_depth_sequencing/experiments/
plane_depth_sequencing.py, draw_quad_sequence.py,
draw_quad_sequence_diagram.py, extract_sequence.py,
plane_depth_sequencing_figure.py, quad_sequence_coloring_check.py
colored_edge_flip_classes/experiments/ colored_edge_flip_class_survey.py
colored_pentagon_contractions/experiments/ colored_pentagon_contractions.py
plane_diamond_coloring/experiments/ plane_diamond_coloring.py
Each file that imports lib.* (still in the repo root) or the sibling
plane_depth_sequencing module gets a sys.path shim that prepends the
repo root (computed three levels up) and, where needed, its own dir.
Imports verified to resolve from a neutral working directory.
flip_symmetric_census.py is intentionally left in the root.
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Findings at n=9 (50 triangulations, orbits fully exhaustible):
- 36 bridge-derived, 14 NOT bridge-derived. So bridge-derived is a PROPER
subclass of derived (49 derived at n=9). All 14 non-bridge graphs are
intertwining trees -- as are all 50, necessarily: intertwining tree
<=> dual Hamiltonian, and the smallest non-Hamiltonian 3-connected cubic
planar graph has 38 vertices, i.e. dual on 2n-4=38 => n=21. Hence every
triangulation with n<=20 is an intertwining tree, and the disjunction
"bridge-derived OR intertwining" is trivially true below n=21. The 4
Holton-McKay duals are the first non-intertwining triangulations.
- Static parity-subgraph invariants (Betti numbers, component counts,
cross-edge count, existence of an all-forest partition) do NOT separate
bridge-derived from non-bridge-derived -- both classes realize beta=0
partitions and identical ranges. Bridge-derivability is dynamical, not a
simple static invariant; no easy obstruction.
- Side lemma: every valid parity partition of an n-vertex triangulation has
exactly 2n-4 cross edges (intra-edges = n-2). Holds for all n=9 graphs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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