Reconfiguration graphs of K2,3-minor-free graphs
Abstract
The -reconfiguration graph of a graph G, denoted by R(G), is the graph whose vertices are the proper -colorings of G, with an edge between two colorings if they differ in color on exactly one vertex. For any graph G of treewidth at most 2, Bousquet and Perarnau showed that R(G) has linear diameter for ≥ 6. This result was later extended by Bartier, Bousquet, and Heinrich, who proved that R5(G) also has linear diameter. In this paper, we show that for each ≥ 5, the -reconfiguration graphs of K2,3-minor-free graphs, some of which include graphs of treewidth 3, have linear diameter. As a key step in our proof, we also establish that the (-1)-reconfiguration graphs of cactus graphs have linear diameter.
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