29 problems
Conjecture on diagonal-flip stabilization. The only surfaces for which
Exponential lower-bound conjecture. There is an exponential lower bound for the runtime of that algorithm.
Forest reconfiguration conjecture. A forest can always be reconfigured on any non-orientable surface.
Esperet et al.'s flow reconfiguration conjecture. For each graph and each positive integer ,
Let be a graph, let denote its inversion diameter, and let denote its maximum degree. Havet et al.'s inversion diameter conjecture. Every g…
Let be a -dimensional orthotope grid graph with , and let and be two distinct Hamiltonian paths of . A backbite move is the endpoint-relocation move defin…
Let be a 3-dimensional cuboid grid graph, or 3-orthotope, and let and be two distinct Hamiltonian cycles of . A double-switch move and a switch move are the local mo…
Let be an grid graph, and let and be two distinct disjoint cycle covers of . A double-switch move is the local move defined in the source; for a general…
Let be an grid graph, and let and be two distinct Hamiltonian cycles of . A flip and a transpose are the local moves defined in the source. Flip-and-tran…
Let be an grid graph embedded on a cylinder or torus, and let and be two distinct Hamiltonian cycles of . A valid quadruple-switch move is the four-switc…
Let be a polyomino, and let and be two distinct Hamiltonian cycles of . A valid quadruple-switch move consists of four successive switches whose final subgraph is ag…
Let be the set of Hamiltonian cycles of the grid graph and let be the subset of resistant cycles. Rarity conjecture…
Let be an grid graph, and let and be Hamiltonian cycles of . Tightness conjecture. There exists a constant such that, for all sufficien…
Let be an grid graph and let be a Hamiltonian cycle of . A resistant cycle is one whose reconfiguration requires the extremal order of moves discussed in th…
Let be an grid graph and let be a Hamiltonian cycle of . The proved worst-case upper bound is less than moves for complete reconfiguration. Typical-m…
Let be a graph, and let denote the reconfiguration graph of nowhere-zero -flows. A nowhere-zero -flow…
Let be a graph, let be the cyclic group of integers modulo , and let denote the reconfiguration graph of nowhere-zero…
Let be a graph, and let denote its reconfiguration graph whose vertices are nowhere-zero -flows, with adjacency given by changing flow values only on a cy…
Let be a graph, and let denote its reconfiguration graph whose vertices are nowhere-zero -flows, with adjacency given by changing flow values only on a cy…
Let be a graph from a nowhere dense class, and let be the parameter bounding the size of the connected dominating sets in the token-jumping connected dominating set reconfi…
Let be a graph. For each positive integer , let be the graph whose vertices are the proper -colourings of , with two colourings adjacent when they d…
Let be a tree and let be a graph. The skew token exchange reconfiguration graph of is denoted by . Non-realizability conjecture. No tree…
The non-optimal edge-coloring equivalence conjecture. Any two non-optimal colorings are equivalent.
The -edge-coloring equivalence conjecture. All -edge-colorings of a graph are equivalent.
Path extremizer conjecture. For every and every , there exists a graph on vertices maximizing such that