13 problems
A graph is properly colored if adjacent vertices receive distinct colors, and a vertex-colored graph is rainbow if no two vertices have the same color. A graph is triangle-free if…
Beisegel et al.'s conjecture. For every positive integer , every graph that contains an induced -vertex path also contains an avoidable induced -vertex path.
Let be a finite simple graph, and write for its number of vertices. Two subgraphs are anticomplete if their vertex sets are disjoint and no edge joins the two vertex sets…
Induced-path conjecture. There is a positive constant such that the graph contains an induced path on
For , let be the complete bipartite graph with vertices in each part, and let the -vertex path be the path with vertices. Dallard–Krnc–Kwon–M…
Let be a finite simple triangle-free graph, let be its chromatic number, and let be a proper vertex coloring, where . A path in is ra…
Many-path Menger-type conjecture. There exists a constant such that, for all such , , , , and , either there exist disjoint paths satis…
Let , and let be a -degenerate graph with a path of order . An induced path is a path whose vertices induce exactly the edges of the path in . Es…
Two-edge rooted-path conjecture. The two-rooted path is inherent.
Esperet's conjecture. There is a constant such that every -degenerate graph that has a path of order also has an induced path of order at least
Beisegel–Chudovsky–Gurvich–Milanič–Servatius conjecture. If contains an induced path on vertices, then contains an avoidable induced path on vertices.
Linear-logarithmic induced-path conjecture. There is some constant such that every triangle-free graph of chromatic number contains an induced path of length at least…