The forbidden-minor conjecture for first Symanzik reducibility
The forbidden-minor conjecture for first Symanzik reducibility
Let be the complete graph on six vertices. A graph is a forbidden minor for reducibility with respect to the first Symanzik polynomial if it is not reducible with respect to that polynomial, while each proper minor is reducible.
forbidden-minor conjecture. The complete graph is a forbidden minor for reducibility with respect to the first Symanzik polynomial.
This conjecture proposes a specific obstruction to first-Symanzik reducibility; the supplied source gives no resolution or further evidence for it.
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Primary source
Benjamin Moore and Karen Yeats, “Graph Minors and the Linear Reducibility of Feynman Diagrams”, arXiv:1708.01691 (2017).
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