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didericis c987259c14 dual_decomposition: iterated-reduction algorithm + Kempe/chord-apex search
- Add section 3 with Algorithm 3.1 (iterated reduction with protected edges)
  and remarks on invariants and chord-apex applicability.
- Add fig:iterated-reduction-trace illustrating the algorithm on G' =
  dodecahedron (G' -> H_1 -> H_2 -> terminate).
- experiments/iterated_reduction.py: Sage implementation of the algorithm.
- experiments/draw_iterated_reduction.py: produces the 3 trace figures.
- experiments/check_dodecahedron_kempe.py: enumerate proper 3-edge-colorings
  of the dodecahedron's reduced dual and check the chord-apex + Kempe-cycle
  conditions (0 of 36 colorings satisfy all three).
- experiments/search_kempe_property.py: search across min-deg-5
  triangulations; the n = 14 first plantri triangulation is the smallest hit
  (reduced dual has 20 v, 30 e).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-23 12:40:38 -04:00

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\@writefile{lof}{\contentsline {figure}{\numberline {3}{\ignorespaces Algorithm\nonbreakingspace 3.1\hbox {} on $G' = $ dodecahedron (dual of the icosahedron). \emph {Left:} $G'$ (20 vertices, 30 edges), with $F_v$ (the inner pentagon) shaded as the face chosen for the first reduction. \emph {Centre:} $H_1$ (16 vertices, 24 edges) after step\nonbreakingspace (1) with $i_1 = 0$, $3$-edge-coloured by Sage; the four edges around $v_n^{(1)}$ in $E$ are drawn thicker. \emph {Right:} $H_2$ (12 vertices, 18 edges) after step\nonbreakingspace (3) with $i_t = 0$; the only safe pentagonal face in $H_1$ was the outer pentagon, whose deletion produces $v_n^{(2)}$ and a second chord, giving eight protected edges. No safe pentagonal face remains, so the algorithm terminates. The generating script is \texttt {experiments/draw\_iterated\_reduction.py}.}}{8}{}\protected@file@percent }
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