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didericis 41227c6a0f papers: rename folders and retitle
- Main paper: dual_decomposition_minimal_counterexamples/ ->
  face_monochromatic_pairs/. Title is now
  "Face-Monochromatic Pairs and the Four Colour Theorem".
- Companion paper: dual_decomposition_iterated_reduction/ ->
  iterated_reduction_in_reduced_dual/. Title is now
  "An Iterated Reduction in the Reduced Dual". Its prose and bibliography
  cite the parent under the new title.
- Update one absolute sys.path reference inside
  check_conj_face_kempe_n15.py that pointed at the old folder.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-24 15:04:15 -04:00

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"""Reduced dual: construction and verification.
Test input is the icosahedron G (the unique 5-regular triangulation, n=12).
Its dual G' is the dodecahedron (a cubic plane graph, 20 vertices). We pick a
degree-5 vertex v of G -- equivalently a pentagonal face F_v of G' -- and apply
the reduced-dual construction of Definition 2.1:
1. delete the 5 dual vertices on the boundary of F_v (and incident edges),
leaving 5 degree-2 vertices on a new face F;
2. order those 5 vertices clockwise around F as A_0..A_4;
3. add a vertex v_n joined to A_i, A_{i+1}, A_{i+2};
4. add an edge A_{i+3} A_{i+4}.
We verify the result is again a cubic plane graph, and report the triangulation
it is the dual of (its face count = the primal vertex count), to see how the
vertex count changes relative to n.
The dodecahedron is built directly in its concentric "Schlegel" layout with
F_v the inner pentagon, so the figures (draw_reduced_dual_steps.py) are clean.
"""
import math
import networkx as nx
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Build G' = dodecahedron with concentric positions; F_v = inner pentagon.
# Vertex families a (inner pentagon), b, c, d (outer pentagon), 5 each.
# Angles increase *clockwise* (90 - 72*i deg) so index order is clockwise.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def build_dual():
pos = {}
R = {'a': 1.0, 'b': 2.2, 'c': 3.6, 'd': 4.8}
for i in range(5):
for fam in ('a', 'b'):
th = math.radians(90 - 72 * i)
pos[(fam, i)] = (R[fam] * math.cos(th), R[fam] * math.sin(th))
for fam in ('c', 'd'):
th = math.radians(90 - 72 * i - 36) # offset half a step
pos[(fam, i)] = (R[fam] * math.cos(th), R[fam] * math.sin(th))
Gp = nx.Graph()
Gp.add_nodes_from(pos)
for i in range(5):
Gp.add_edge(('a', i), ('a', (i + 1) % 5)) # inner pentagon
Gp.add_edge(('a', i), ('b', i)) # spokes a-b
Gp.add_edge(('b', i), ('c', i)) # b-c
Gp.add_edge(('b', i), ('c', (i - 1) % 5)) # b-c (other side)
Gp.add_edge(('c', i), ('d', i)) # spokes c-d
Gp.add_edge(('d', i), ('d', (i + 1) % 5)) # outer pentagon
Fv_boundary = [('a', i) for i in range(5)] # inner pentagon
return Gp, pos, Fv_boundary
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Face / dual helpers.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def faces_of(G):
"""Return the list of faces (each a list of vertices) of a plane graph."""
ok, emb = nx.check_planarity(G)
assert ok, "graph is not planar"
seen, faces = set(), []
for u in emb:
for v in emb[u]:
if (u, v) not in seen:
faces.append(emb.traverse_face(u, v, mark_half_edges=seen))
return faces
def dual_of(G):
"""Combinatorial dual (all faces, including outer) of a plane graph."""
faces = faces_of(G)
edge_faces = {}
for fi, face in enumerate(faces):
for j in range(len(face)):
e = frozenset((face[j], face[(j + 1) % len(face)]))
edge_faces.setdefault(e, []).append(fi)
D = nx.MultiGraph()
D.add_nodes_from(range(len(faces)))
for e, fs in edge_faces.items():
if len(fs) == 2:
D.add_edge(fs[0], fs[1])
elif len(fs) == 1: # shouldn't happen for 2-connected G
pass
return D, faces
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The reduced-dual construction.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
def clockwise_order(verts, pos):
"""Order verts clockwise around their centroid, starting from the topmost."""
cx = sum(pos[v][0] for v in verts) / len(verts)
cy = sum(pos[v][1] for v in verts) / len(verts)
ang = {v: math.atan2(pos[v][1] - cy, pos[v][0] - cx) for v in verts}
ccw = sorted(verts, key=lambda v: ang[v]) # counterclockwise
cw = list(reversed(ccw)) # clockwise
start = max(range(len(cw)), key=lambda k: pos[cw[k]][1]) # topmost first
return cw[start:] + cw[:start]
def apply_reduction(Gp, pos, Fv_boundary, i=0):
"""Apply Definition 2.1 and return a dict capturing each stage."""
Ghat = Gp.copy()
npos = dict(pos)
# (1) delete the 5 boundary dual vertices of F_v
Ghat.remove_nodes_from(Fv_boundary)
deg2 = [v for v in Ghat if Ghat.degree(v) == 2]
assert len(deg2) == 5, f"expected 5 degree-2 vertices, got {len(deg2)}"
# (2) order them clockwise around the new face F
A = clockwise_order(deg2, pos)
# (3) new vertex v_n joined to A_i, A_{i+1}, A_{i+2}
apex_nbrs = [A[(i + k) % 5] for k in range(3)]
ax = sum(npos[v][0] for v in apex_nbrs) / 3
ay = sum(npos[v][1] for v in apex_nbrs) / 3
v_n = 'v_n'
npos[v_n] = (ax * 0.55, ay * 0.55) # pull toward the 3 nbrs
Ghat.add_node(v_n)
for u in apex_nbrs:
Ghat.add_edge(v_n, u)
# (4) chord between the remaining two
chord = (A[(i + 3) % 5], A[(i + 4) % 5])
Ghat.add_edge(*chord)
return {
'Ghat': Ghat, 'pos': npos, 'A': A, 'v_n': v_n,
'apex_nbrs': apex_nbrs, 'chord': chord,
'deleted': list(Fv_boundary),
}
def main():
Gp, pos, Fv = build_dual()
# --- verify G' is the dodecahedron = dual of the icosahedron ---
assert nx.check_planarity(Gp)[0]
assert all(d == 3 for _, d in Gp.degree()), "G' not cubic"
assert nx.is_isomorphic(Gp, nx.dodecahedral_graph()), "G' is not dodecahedron"
Dico, _ = dual_of(Gp)
Dico = nx.Graph(Dico)
print(f"G (icosahedron) : dual of G' has {Dico.number_of_nodes()} vertices, "
f"degrees {sorted({d for _, d in Dico.degree()})}")
print(f"G' (dodecahedron): {Gp.number_of_nodes()} vertices, "
f"{Gp.number_of_edges()} edges, "
f"{len(faces_of(Gp))} faces; cubic={all(d==3 for _,d in Gp.degree())}")
# --- apply the reduced-dual construction ---
res = apply_reduction(Gp, pos, Fv, i=0)
Ghat = res['Ghat']
cubic = all(d == 3 for _, d in Ghat.degree())
planar = nx.check_planarity(Ghat)[0]
ghat_simple = (nx.number_of_selfloops(Ghat) == 0) # Graph: no parallels
nfaces = len(faces_of(Ghat))
print()
print(f"reduced dual G^_v,i : {Ghat.number_of_nodes()} vertices, "
f"{Ghat.number_of_edges()} edges, {nfaces} faces")
print(f" cubic : {cubic}")
print(f" planar : {planar}")
print(f" simple : {ghat_simple}")
# --- the triangulation it is dual to ---
Dred_multi, _ = dual_of(Ghat)
Dred = nx.Graph(Dred_multi)
dred_simple = (Dred.number_of_edges() == Dred_multi.number_of_edges())
is_tri = all(len(f) == 3 for f in faces_of(Dred)) if planar else None
print()
print(f"dual of reduced dual : {Dred.number_of_nodes()} vertices "
f"(= faces of G^), degree seq "
f"{sorted((d for _, d in Dred.degree()), reverse=True)}")
print(f" is a triangulation : {is_tri}")
print(f" simple : {dred_simple}")
n = Dico.number_of_nodes()
print()
print(f"VERTEX COUNT: G has n = {n}; reduced triangulation has "
f"{Dred.number_of_nodes()} (change = "
f"{Dred.number_of_nodes() - n}).")
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()