6 problems
Stahl's real-rootedness conjecture. For every graph , the genus polynomial has only real roots.
Log-Concavity Genus Distribution conjecture. For every graph , the genus polynomial is log-concave.
For each graph family listed in Example, let its genus polynomial be the polynomial whose coefficients count embeddings by genus. Stahl's conjecture. The zeros of the genus polynom…
A ribbon graph is orientable if its underlying surface is orientable, and its partial-dual genus polynomial records the genera of all partial duals. A polynomial is non-constant if…
Let be a non-orientable ribbon graph, and define its partial-dual Euler-genus polynomial by … A polynomial is interpolating when its non-zero coefficients are all equal to .…
Let be a rooted graph. For an almost complete rotation system at , let the local genus polynomial be the genus polynomial of the embeddings consistent with that system.…