Three trees suffice for a constant stretch in minor-free graphs
Hung Le, Huy Pham, Cuong Than, Tuan Tran
Abstract
In this short note, we show that H-minor-free graphs have a tree cover with 3 trees and constant stretch for any fixed graph H. The number of trees matches the recent lower bound by Chen, Tan, and Xu who showed that a toroidal grid requires at least 3 trees for constant stretch. Our result is obtained by establishing a connection between tree covers and Assouad--Nagata dimension and then invoking the recent dimension bound for minor-free metrics by Liu.
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