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Partial cubes and other l1-graphs

author: Sergey Shpectorov, University of Birmingham

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Partial cubes are isometric subgraphs of the hypercube graphs, while l1-graphs are graphs embeddable in a hypercube up to a scale. These two classes of graphs have been focus of much study in recent years. In the talk we will discuss recent structure results and a Euler-type inequality for partial cubes, which is a joint work with S. Klavˇzar. We will also review the classification of l1-embeddable fullerene graphs (joint work with M. Marcusanu) and related results.

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0:00 - Partial cubes and other L1-graphs - Announcement
0:49 Partial cubes and other L1-graphs
1:01 L1-Graphs
3:09 The Hamming cube graph
5:46 Assouad-Deza Theorem
7:01 Partial cubes
8:11 The half-cube graph
10:14 Labels
14:31 Key lemma about labels
19:33 Zones
21:27 Graphs qn
25:35 Face cycles
26:39 Zones in fullerenes
31:34 The core argument
35:13 Shaping the seed
39:31 The contradiction and small cases
40:01 C 26
40:27 C 80
41:03 - C 26 - Part 2
41:30 C 40
41:43 C 44
42:06 Back to partial cubes
44:44 An Euler-type inequality
46:15 Contraction and extension
47:13 Exact cases
47:19 The zone graph
48:02 - Partial cubes and other L1-graphs -Questions

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