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Bonini et al.'s curvature conjecture for strongly regular conference graphs
Let be a strongly regular conference graph with parameters , where , and let denote the Lin--Lu--Yau curv…
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Blachar–Pajot–Salez conjecture on finite-dimensional curvature for regular graphs
Let be a -regular graph, and write and for the corresponding Bakry–Émery curvature-dimension conditions. Blachar–Pajot–Salez conje…
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Bounded-degree polynomial growth conjecture for nonnegative Bakry–Émery graphs
Let be a graph with degree bound , and let denote the open ball of radius about . Assume the degree and curvature hypotheses referred to as Assumptio…
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Classification conjecture for 5-regular Ricci-flat graphs
Let be a -regular Ricci-flat graph. A graph is of Cartesian product type if it is the Cartesian product of a Ricci-flat -regular graph and a Ricci-flat -regular…
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The bipartiteness and maximum-degree conjecture for mathcal{C}_3-free BonnetMyers sharp graphs
Bipartiteness and maximum-degree conjecture. 1. is bipartite. 2. For every edge ,
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Nonexistence of nontrivial periodic orbits for Ricci flow on graphs
Nonperiodicity conjecture. Ricci flow has no periodic orbits on the space of graphs up to scaling.
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Negative curvature from nonpositive factors in Cartesian graph products
Let and be graphs. For vertices indexed by and , let and denote their node resistance curvatures, and…
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Nonnegative boundary and negative interior curvature conjecture for Cartesian products of paths
Let and be path graphs, and consider their Cartesian product. The interior vertices are those corresponding to interior vertices of the paths, while the boundary consis…
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The non-negative curvature obstruction for increasing regular expander families
Let be fixed. An increasing -regular expander graph family is a sequence of -regular expander graphs whose sizes increase with …
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Maximum volume growth conjecture for products of regular trees
Let be the infinite -regular tree, and let be its -fold Cartesian product, which is -regular. For a graph and vertex , write…
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conjecture for strongly regular graphs of girth three
Let be a strongly regular graph. Its girth is the length of its shortest cycle; in particular, girth means that contains a triangle. Strongly regular girth-three…
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Non-expansion conjecture for bounded-degree graphs with nonnegative Bakry–Émery curvature
Let . Non-expansion conjecture. No infinite family of finite, increasing, -regular graphs satisfying can be a family of expander graphs. This is…
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Bishop comparison conjecture for graphs with nonnegative Bakry–Émery curvature
Let . A graph has vertex degrees for all and satisfies . Bishop comparison conjecture. There are constan…
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Leaf deletion and triangulation conjecture for Bakry–Émery curvature of graphs
Let be a graph and let . Let be obtained from by either deleting a leaf in and its incident edge, or deleting…
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Conjecture on the unique extremal vertex in negatively curved symmetric graphs
Let be a large but finite graph with negative curvature. Suppose its symmetric group fixes a unique point . Let the inertia and demand of a vertex be the quantities define…
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Jonckheere–Lou–Bonahon–Baryshnikov vertex-transitivity conjecture
Let be a large but finite graph with positive curvature. A graph is vertex-transitive when for every pair of vertices there is a graph isomorphism taking one to the other. Let…
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Jonckheere–Lou–Bonahon–Baryshnikov conjecture on curvature and balance
Let be a large but finite graph with positive curvature. Let the demand and inertia of a vertex be the graph quantities defined in the paper. Jonckheere–Lou–Bonahon–Baryshnikov…
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Jonckheere–Lou–Bonahon–Baryshnikov conjecture on demand and inertia
Let be a large but finite graph with negative curvature. Let the demand and inertia of a vertex be the graph quantities defined in the paper. Jonckheere–Lou–Bonahon–Baryshnikov…
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Jonckheere–Lou–Bonahon–Baryshnikov conjecture on highest demand vertices
Let be a large but finite graph with negative curvature. Let the demand of a vertex mean the quantity measuring how many shortest paths pass through it, as defined in the paper…