14 problems
Let be a graph. The triangle packing number is the maximum number of edge-disjoint triangles in , and the triangle cover number is the minimum number of e…
Let be a graph, let be an integer-valued edge-weight function, and let and denote, respectively, the maximum total weigh…
Near-perfect packing conjecture. If
Győri–Keszegh's conjecture. For every such graph and every greedy partition ,
Rainbow triangle-packing conjecture. The graph contains a rainbow subgraph that is a disjoint union of triangles covering all but at most vertices, for some absolute cons…
The 3/2 random-graph conjecture. For all and , with high probability,
Let be an arbitrary graph on vertices, and let denote its complement. Jacobson's conjecture. One of and has a triangle packing with at lea…
Let be a graph on vertices, let denote its complement, and define … where is the fractional triangle-packing number of . Near-bipartite stabili…
Let a graph be co-triangle-free if its complement is triangle-free, and let be the largest number such that every co-triangle-free graph on vertices contains a trian…
Let be a -free graph on vertices with edges, where is the number of edges in the -partite Turán graph on vertices. Edge…
Let be a graph, and let be a triple of pairwise disjoint vertex sets such that each pair is -regular, meaning that for all…
Let be a graph with vertices and edges. Call -hard to make triangle-free if … where is the minimum number of edges meeting every triangle, a…
Let be a graph with vertices and edges. Call -hard to make triangle-free if … where is the minimum number of edges meeting every triangle of…