35 problems
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Alspach–Mason–Pullman conjecture on path decompositions of even-order tournaments
Alspach–Mason–Pullman conjecture. This lower bound is attained for every tournament of even order.
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Reid's conjecture on tournament degree sets
Let be a set of nonnegative integers, and let a tournament be an orientation of a complete graph; its degree set is the set of distinct out-degrees of its vertices. Reid's…
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Uniqueness conjecture for a size-three TEQ-retentive set
Let be a tournament and let be a minimal TEQ-retentive set with . Size-three uniqueness conjecture. Then is the unique minimal TEQ-retentive set of…
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Bang-Jensen, Picasarri-Arrieta, and Yeo's characterization of champions
A tournament is a champion if there exists an integer such that every -free tournament has acyclic dichromatic number at most . The notation denotes the tr…
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Fox–Himwich–Mani–Zhou tree orientation conjecture
An oriented graph is a graph whose edges are assigned directions. An oriented graph is tournament anti-Sidorenko when its homomorphism density in every tournament is at most…
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He–Mani–Nie–Tung–Wei proportion conjecture for tournament anti-Sidorenko paths
An oriented path is a path whose edges have been assigned directions; let denote its number of arcs. An oriented path is tournament anti-Sidorenko when its homomorphism density…
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He–Mani–Nie–Tung–Wei conjecture for two-block oriented paths
An oriented path is a path whose edges have been assigned directions, and a block is a maximal subpath whose arcs all have the same direction. An oriented graph is tournament anti-…
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Alspach's fixed-vertex conjecture for Walecki tournaments
Let be a Walecki tournament with vertex labelled . An automorphism of is an isomorphism from to itself, and an isomorphism between two Walecki tournaments is a…
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Nonexistence conjecture for deterministic and dramatic ordered balanced knockout tournaments
An -round deterministic ordered balanced knockout tournament is an ordered balanced knockout tournament whose format is deterministic, and an -round dramatic ordered balanced…
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Chung and Hwang's orderedness conjecture for totally randomized knockout tournaments
A totally randomized knockout tournament is a knockout bracket in which teams are randomly placed onto the starting lines rather than placed according to seed. Chung and Hwang's co…
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Yuster's conjecture on inversion number for 3-decycling sets
Let be an -vertex tournament. An inversion reverses all edges whose endpoints lie in a specified vertex set, and is the minimum length of a sequence of inve…
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Conjecture 3 on strongly connected tournaments of prescribed diameter
Conjecture 3. The assertion cannot be reconstructed from the supplied text.
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Non-critical vertex conjecture for circuit counts in bounded-diameter tournaments
Non-critical vertex conjecture. For every with , there exists a non-critical vertex such that the diameter of the strongly connected subtournament…
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Savchenko's Moon-type lower-bound conjecture for circuits in tournaments
Savchenko's Moon-type conjecture. For every ,
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Gir~ao, Popielarz, and Snyder's oriented Ramsey conjecture for 1-subdivisions
Let be the transitive tournament on vertices, and let be its -subdivision, obtained by subdividing every arc exactly once. For an oriented graph , let…
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Carousel extremal tournament conjecture for inducibility of
Let be the -vertex carousel tournament, and let be the carousel tournament on vertices. For a tournament , write for the number of induced copies o…
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The nebula conjecture
Let be a tournament. A nebula is a tournament admitting an ordering whose vertices are partitioned into the vertex sets of stars and singleton components, with no restriction o…
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No-triple-dominance conjecture for four-vertex tournaments
No-triple-dominance conjecture. No triple is dominant in .
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Constant-density conjecture for tournaments with bias-polynomial local minima
Constant-density conjecture. For all , this fraction is at least a positive constant independent of .
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Entropy conjecture for tournament digraphs
Entropy conjecture. For sufficiently large,
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Bradley–Terry density conjecture for tournament mean score sequences
Bradley–Terry density conjecture. The closure in of the set is . Although the Bradley–Terry model appears more restrictiv…
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Best-possible monochromatic indegree bound for rainbow triangles in regular tournaments
Rainbow-triangle bound conjecture. For the existence of rainbow triangles in arc-colored regular tournaments, the bound
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Equality of the honest-effort and attainable tournament regions
Let denote the set of score vectors attainable in tournaments on players, and let denote the region generated by the tournament configuratio…
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Balanced-format conjecture for random knockout tournaments
Balanced-format conjecture. Among all possible formats, the balanced format maximizes, and the format with exactly one match in each round minimizes, the best player's probability…
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Captain inclusion conjecture for the tournament equilibrium set
Let be a tournament. A captain vertex is a vertex with the captain property used in the paper, and let be the set of all captain vertices of . Captain inclusion conjectu…