11 problems
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Maximum-weight bisection bound for graphs of bounded maximum degree
Bounded-degree bisection conjecture. If is odd, then has a bisection of weight at least
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Threshold coincidence for forest cuts and cyclic neighbourhoods
Let be a random graph in the setting of the paper, and consider the property that has no forest cut, together with the property that every neighbourhood in contains a c…
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General chromatic cut conjecture
Let be an integer, let be a graph with at least vertices, and let be one side of a cut of . Write and for the vertex and edge sets, and let…
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Bogdanov–Neustroeva–Sokolov–Volostnov–Russkin–Voronov conjecture for bipartite cuts
Let be an -vertex graph. A bipartite cut is a cut whose induced subgraph on one side is bipartite. Bogdanov–Neustroeva–Sokolov–Volostnov–Russkin–Voronov conjecture. Any -…
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The 3-edge-cut congruence for Speyer's polynomial
3-edge-cut conjecture. The Speyer polynomials satisfy
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DeMarco–Kahn's maximum-cut neighbourhood conjecture
DeMarco–Kahn's conjecture. For every , every maximum cut of divides the neighbourhood of every vertex into two parts, each of size , whp.
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DeMarco–Kahn's neighbourhood-balance conjecture for maximum cuts
DeMarco–Kahn's conjecture. For all , every maximum cut of whp divides the neighbourhood of every vertex into two parts of size .
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Weighted triangle-free subcubic bisection conjecture
Triangle-free subcubic bisection conjecture. Every weighted triangle-free subcubic graph other than has a bisection of weight at least
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Gutin–Yeo conjecture on weighted triangle-free subcubic cuts
Gutin–Yeo conjecture. Every weighted triangle-free subcubic graph has a cut of weight at least
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The non-crossing ELP-cut conjecture for matching-covered graphs
Non-crossing ELP-cut conjecture. If is a nontrivial tight cut of , then has an ELP-cut that does not cross .
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Erdős's bipartite deletion conjecture for triangle-free graphs
Erdős's conjecture.