10 problems
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Tower-height conjecture for color-avoiding Ramsey numbers of monotone paths
Let denote the color-avoiding Ramsey number for monotone paths, and let denote a tower function of height . The parameters , , , and are posit…
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Asymptotic tower formula for color-avoiding Ramsey numbers of monotone paths
Fix an integer . Let denote the color-avoiding Ramsey number for monotone paths, and let denote a tower function of height . Asymptotic tower form…
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Reiner's connectivity conjecture for monotone path graphs
Let be an -dimensional polytope and let be a generic linear function on . Let be the graph whose vertices are the -monotone paths connecting the…
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Gowers–Long conjecture for the three-color, two-avoiding monotone-path Ramsey function
For positive integers and , let be the least such that every -coloring of contains a tight monotone path on edges using at most…
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Lefmann–Rödl–Thomas conjecture for monotone flashes and rainbows
Colour the edges of the complete graph on vertex set arbitrarily, and let be the smallest integer such that whenever , there is a monotone mono…
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Polynomial bound conjecture for 3-uniform clique versus monotone-path Ramsey numbers
Polynomial bound conjecture. We have
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Maximum monotone paths conjecture for simple 3-dimensional polytopes
Let be a simple -dimensional polytope with vertices, and let be a generic linear functional on . Let denote the number of -monotone paths on , a…
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Chvátal–Komlós conjecture on monotone paths in edge-ordered complete graphs
For an edge-ordered complete graph on vertices, consider the maximum length of a monotone increasing path that must appear. Chvátal–Komlós conjecture. This quantity is linear i…
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Chvátal–Komlós altitude conjecture for complete graphs
Chvátal–Komlós altitude conjecture. The parameter has order of magnitude ; equivalently, .
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The authors' growth conjecture for the altitude of complete graphs
Growth conjecture for . The lower bound