Abstract
A connected -chromatic graph is said to be {\it double-critical} if for all edges of the graph is -colourable. A longstanding conjecture of Erdős and Lovász states that the complete graphs are the only double-critical graphs. Kawarabayashi, Pedersen and Toft [\it{Electron. J. Combin.}, 17(1): Research Paper 87, 2010] proved that every double-critical -chromatic graph with contains a minor. It remains unknown whether an arbitrary double-critical -chromatic graph contains a minor, but in this paper we prove that any double-critical -chromatic contains a minor; here denotes the complete -graph with one edge missing. In addition, we observe that any double-critical -chromatic graph with minimum degree different from and contains a minor.
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