#13. Three Petersens Are Not Enough

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14 Nov, 2023

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I suppose the same question can be asked about fitting p disjoint copies of a graph G (in this case, the Petersen graph) into a graph H (in this case, K_10: does this style of proof generalize or serve to be useful for other examples?

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