The number of perfect matchings in 3-connected planar graphs
Wuxian Chen, Xinyu Dai, Fuliang Lu
Abstract
A graph is matchable if it admits a perfect matching. Recently, Goedgebeur et al. asked whether there exists a constant c<12 such that infinitely many matchable planar 3-connected graphs, each with exactly c perfect matchings. We answer this question by proving that every matchable planar 3-connected graph on at least 40 vertices has at least 12 perfect matchings, and this lower bound is sharp.
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