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Exact depth-three bound for two-colored random tournaments
Let denote the random variable measuring the largest number of vertices that can be reached from a vertex by monochromatic directed paths of depth at most in a two…
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Depth-three monochromatic domination conjecture for random tournaments
Consider a random tournament on vertices, and color each edge with one of two colors. A vertex monochromatically dominates another vertex using paths of depth at most if th…
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The threshold conjecture for 5-kings in the generalized random tournament model
Let denote the minimum probability of an edge between distinct alternatives in the generalized random tournament model. A 5-kings threshold conject…
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The conjecture that all tournaments on fixed numbers of dice are equally likely
Equal-likelihood conjecture. For any fixed , all tournaments on dice are equally likely.
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Conrey–Gabbard–Grant–Liu–Morrison's random-tournament conjecture for random dice
Let random dice determine a tournament on alternatives by orienting each pair according to the beats relation: an edge points from die to die when…
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Ben-Eliezer–Krivelevich–Sudakov conjecture on monochromatic paths in random tournaments
Let be a random tournament on vertices, and let denote the maximum number of vertices in a monochromatic path in a -colouring of the edges of , minimized over…
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The degree-two vertex conjecture for random tournaments
Degree-two vertex conjecture. If has degree at most two, then the events and are independent or negatively correlated.