Abstract
If π is a property on graphs, the corresponding edge deletion (edge contraction, respectively) problem is: Given a graph G, determine the minimum number of edges of G whose deletion (contraction) results in a graph satisfying property π. We show that these problems are NP-hard if π is finitely characterizable by 3-connected graphs.
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