Abstract

Every graph ΓΓ can be embedded in the plane with a minimal number of edge intersections, called its classical crossing number cross(Γ)\text{cross}\left(Γ\right). In this paper, we prove that if ΓΓ is a metric graph it can be realized as a tropical curve in the plane with exactly cross(Γ)\text{cross}\left(Γ\right) crossings, where the tropical curve is equipped with the lattice length metric. Our result has an application in algebraic geometry, as it enables us to construct a rational map of non-Archimedean curves into the projective plane, whose tropicalization is almost faithful when restricted to their skeleton.

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