29 problems
Let and let a girth- decomposition mean a -decomposition containing no configuration of the forbidden size below . High Girth Existence Conjecture. For eve…
Let be the complete -uniform hypergraph on vertices, and let denote its decomposition threshold. Glock–Kühn–Osthus conjecture. For fixed , the th…
Let be the complete -uniform hypergraph and its complete -vertex subhypergraph. A packing is a collection of edge-disjoint copies of in . Erdős…
The wreath conjecture. For any positive integers , there is a decomposition of into disjoint wreaths.
Let , and let be the complete -uniform hypergraph on vertices, with edges. A Hamilton Berge cycle is a Berge cycle of length using all…
Let be integers. An -graph is an -uniform hypergraph, and it is -divisible when it satisfies the divisibility conditions necessary for a decomposition into…
Let be integers. An -Steiner system is a collection of -subsets of an -element set such that every -subset is contained in exactly one member. Equiv…
Let and let be an -set. A design with parameters is a set of -subsets of in which every -subset of belongs to exactly …
Glock–Kühn–Osthus conjecture. For each integer , there exists a constant such that, for all integers and all sufficiently large , every -divisible …
Reflection-symmetric strengthening. There exists a set of permutations of , each fixing , and a bijection…
Dyck-path strengthening. There exists a set of permutations of , each fixing , and a bijection…
For positive integers , let be the integers modulo , and let denote the set of -element subsets of . For a pe…
Let and be constants. For every satisfying , let be a family of -un…
A complete -uniform hypergraph is a hypergraph in which every -element subset of its vertices is an edge. A decomposition into copies of another hypergraph partitions the edg…
Let be a -uniform hypergraph, let denote its number of vertices, and let be its minimum codegree. A cycle decomposition is a decomposition of the edges of in…
Let . Let be a family of -trees, where a -tree is the recursively defined -uniform tree obtained from one edge by repeatedly…
Let . Let be a -tree, meaning a -uniform tree defined recursively by starting with one edge and successively adding a vertex together with…
Let . A -tree is defined recursively: a single edge is a -tree, and a -tree with edges is obtained from one with edges by a…
Let , and let be sufficiently large in terms of with . A tight cycle in a -graph is a cycle whose vertices can be cyclically ordered so t…
Minimum-degree Baranyai conjecture. For all sufficiently large , an -vertex -graph with
Wreath decomposition conjecture. The complete hypergraph can always be decomposed into wreaths.
Bailey–Stevens conjecture. The complete hypergraph has a decomposition into tight Hamilton cycles if and only if
Threshold equality conjecture. For all ,
Existence conjecture. For fixed and , and sufficiently large , these divisibility conditions are sufficient for a -decomposition of .
Bailey–Stevens conjecture. The complete hypergraph has a decomposition into tight Hamilton cycles if and only if .