The conjecture cr(Cm× Cn)=(m-2)n is true for all but finitely many n, for each m
Lev Glebsky, Gelasio Salazar
Abstract
It has been long congectured that the crossing number of Cm× Cn is (m-2)n for 2<m<=n. In this paper we proved that conjecture is true for all but finitely many n for each m. More specifically we proved conjecture for n>=(m/2)((m+3)2/2+1).The proof is largely based on the theory of arrangements introduced by Adamsson and further developed by Adamsson and Richter.
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