Mohar's APX-hardness conjecture for the genus of cubic graphs
A cubic graph is a graph in which every vertex has degree three. Mohar's conjecture. Approximating the genus of cubic graphs is APX-hard. This conjecture asserts computational hardness in the spherical-density regime, where graphs have average degree at most six; resolving the broader question of efficient constant-factor approximation in this regime is identified as a major open problem.
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Primary source
Yifan Jing and Bojan Mohar, “Efficient polynomial-time approximation scheme for the genus of dense graphs”, arXiv:2011.08049 (2024).
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