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The Unfriendly Partition Conjecture
Unfriendly Partition Conjecture.
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The Hamilton circle conjecture for infinite locally finite -graphs
Let be a connected, infinite, locally finite -graph on at least three vertices. Write for the neighborhood of a vertex , for the graph distance, and let…
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The unfriendly partition conjecture for countable graphs
Unfriendly partition conjecture. Every countable graph admits an unfriendly bipartition.
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Taylor–Erdős conjecture on uncountably chromatic infinite graphs
Let be an infinite graph. A homomorphic image of a graph in is the image of a graph homomorphism from to . Taylor–Erdős conjecture. If has uncountable chroma…
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Haslegrave's majority 3-choosability conjecture for all graphs
Haslegrave's conjecture. Every graph, including uncountable graphs, is majority -choosable.
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Halin's end-degree conjecture for graph ends
Halin's end-degree conjecture. If , then contains a subdivision of a graph of the form , where is a -star. Equiva…
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Soukup's partition conjecture for edge-coloured complete bipartite graphs
Let be a complete bipartite graph whose two bipartition classes have the same infinite cardinality, and let the edges of be coloured with colours. A generalised path is…
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Countability-free vertex-flame conjecture
Countability-free vertex-flame conjecture. We may omit the countability of in Theorem.
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Extension conjecture for edge-disjoint branchings in digraphs
Let be a digraph, let be an infinite cardinal, and let for be edge-disjoint branchings in . Define … Suppose that…
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Todorčević's equivalent formulations of Rado's conjecture
For a partial order type and a cardinal , write when some coloring has no monochromatic subset of order type ; th…
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Rado's conjecture for interval graphs
An interval graph is the intersection graph of a family of non-empty convex subsets of a linear order. For a class of graphs, let mean that, for every graph…
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Galvin's conjecture for comparability graphs
A poset is a set equipped with a partial order, and a chain is a subset whose elements are pairwise comparable. For a graph , let be the least cardinality of a cover…
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Bruhn's Hamilton-circle conjecture for locally finite planar graphs
Bruhn's conjecture. Every -connected locally finite planar graph has a Hamilton circle.