Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1991 · 63 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsCombinatoricsGeometryTopologyGeometric GraphsGraph TheoryKnot TheoryRamsey TheoryEmbedding StructureLink TheoryLocally Linear EmbeddingRamsey's TheoremRamsey-type ArgumentsRamsey-type TheoremsStructural Ramsey Theory
An embedding f: G - R of a graph G into R is said to be linear if each edge f(e) (e G E(G)) is a straight line segment.It will be shown that for any knot or link type k , there is a finite number R(k) such that every linear embedding of the complete graph Kn with at least R(k) vertices (n > R(k)) in R contains a knot or link equivalent to k .
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