Finiteness conjecture for strictly density-critical matroids

For a matroid MM, let \d(M)\d(M) denote its density, and call MM strictly tt-density-critical when d(M)>td(M)>t while every proper minor NN of MM satisfies d(N)td(N)\leq t. Finiteness conjecture. For every t0t\geq 0, there are finitely many strictly tt-density-critical matroids. The case t=2t=2 is known from the explicit classification of the ten strictly 22-density-critical matroids; the assertion for all t0t\geq 0 remains open.

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Rutger Campbell, Kevin Grace, James Oxley and Geoff Whittle, “On Density-Critical Matroids”, arXiv:1903.05877 (2019).

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