30 problems
For a digraph , let be the largest integer for which there are directed cycles through a common vertex such that are pairwis…
Let and be positive integers, and let be the minimum integer such that every finite simple digraph of girth and minimum outdegree at least contains…
Let . A digraph has girth at least if its shortest directed cycle has length at least , and let denote its minimum out-degree. Caccetta–…
Let be a finite simple digraph, and let be the minimum integer such that every digraph with minimum outdegree at least contains vertex-disjoint directed cycle…
Behzad–Chartrand–Wall conjecture. Every -vertex oriented digraph with minimum out-degree and minimum in-degree at least contains a directed triangle.
Let the perimeter gap of a digraph be the difference between its number of vertices and the length of its longest directed cycle. Bucić–Hendrey–Mohar–Steiner–Yepremyan's conjecture…
Let , and let denote the minimum out-degree of a digraph . A sequence of directed cycles has at most one overlap per cycle if, for…
Let be an integer, and let be the smallest integer greater than that does not divide . Let denote the minimum semi-degree of an oriented graph…
Let be the minimum circumference of a connected vertex-transitive graph on vertices, and let be the minimum circumference of a connected vertex-transitive digraph…
For a directed graph, its circumference is the maximum length of a directed cycle, and its perimeter gap is the difference between its order and its circumference. Linear perimeter…
A digraph is Eulerian when it is strongly connected and every vertex has equal in-degree and out-degree. Its average out-degree is the average of the out-degrees of its vertices; d…
A digraph is a directed graph; it is Eulerian when it is strongly connected and every vertex has equal in-degree and out-degree. For a digraph , let denote its arc set, l…
Let be a positive integer. An orientation of the cycle on vertices is obtained by assigning a direction to each edge of that cycle. Common degree conjecture. Every digraph…
Let be the source's minimum-outdegree threshold for forcing vertex-disjoint directed cycles with different lengths. Weak finiteness conjecture. For every pos…
Seymour's non-uniform Caccetta–Häggkvist conjecture. contains a directed cycle of length at most
Let denote the directed cycle of length , and let be the number of orientations of containing no copy of…
Let be a digraph on vertices, let denote the minimum size of a feedback arc set, and let an -free digraph be one containing no directed cycle of len…
Let be a regular -partite tournament, with . A -cycle-factor is a cycle-factor consisting of cycles of lengths and . Yeo's conjecture. F…
Let be a -regular bipartite tournament, where is an integer greater than , and let and be two specified vertices of . Let and the other specified…
Disjoint-union conjecture for oriented cycles. Any disjoint union of orientations of cycles is -maderian.
Aboulker et al.'s cycle-orientation conjecture. Every orientation of a cycle is -maderian.
Wang's conjecture. If , then contains vertex-disjoint directed cycles, each of order at least .
A digraph is -strongly connected when its strong connectivity is at least . Lovász's conjecture. There exists an integer such that every -strongly connected digraph ha…
Linear-backwards-edge conjecture. The following hold:
Let be an oriented bipartite graph with bipartition , and let denote the out-degree of a vertex . A directed is a directed cycle of length four in .…