143 problems
Given a semicomplete digraph and distinct vertices , determine a longest directed -path. Given a locally semicomplete digraph and distinct vertices…
The bunkbed conjecture for transitive tournaments. The statement
Weaker dijoin decomposition conjecture. The arc set can be decomposed into a -dijoin and a -dijoin, for every .
Lee, Loh and Sudakov's conjecture. Every digraph with minimum outdegree at least admits a bipartition such that
Let be a non-empty digraph. For a vertex , let denote its out-degree, let denote its closed out-neighborhood, and call a vertex a source if it has…
Let denote the directed cycle of order , and let be the Italian domination number of a digraph . For an odd integer , Kim's conjecture. … This conjecture c…
Branching component graph product conjecture. The branching component graph satisfies
Let be the Cartesian product of directed cycles of lengths , where and each . For vertices and of , let denot…
Fixed-degree counting conjecture. The counting problem … is -complete on the class of primitive -out graphs, and remains -complete for fixed out-degree , already fo…
Random totally simple graph conjecture. One has … Moreover, for fixed , the function … is nondecreasing. More quantitatively, there exist constants and…
DeBiasio's conjecture. Every -vertex digraph satisfying
For a digraph , its minimum out-degree is the minimum number of outgoing edges over all vertices of . Lichiardopol's conjecture. For every , there exists an integer…
For a digraph , a set of directed cycles has distinct lengths when no two of its cycles have the same length. Half-integral distinct-length directed-cycle conjecture. For every…
Converse-invariance conjecture. If
Distance-transitive Seymour-tightness conjecture. Every distance-transitive digraph is a Seymour-tight orientation.
Cayley classification conjecture. Every Seymour Cayley orientation can be constructed by taking, possibly repeatedly, lexicographic products of empty graphs, powers of directed cyc…
Sullivan's conjecture. Every oriented graph contains at least one vertex such that
Approximate Seymour conjecture. For every , every oriented graph has at least one vertex satisfying
Seymour's second neighbourhood conjecture. Every orientation contains at least one vertex such that
Let be an integer, and let be a digraph whose minimum dicut size is . A strengthening is an arc set whose reversal makes the digraph strongly con…
The -factor conjecture. There exists such that, for every divisible by , if
Let be tournaments, and write for the vertex set of . Explicit tournament construction conjecture. There is an explicit construction of tournaments…
For integers and , a -spider is the -subdivision of an in-star with leaves. A directed graph is considered with its minimum out-degree…
Let be a finite-dimensional -step nilpotent Lie algebra. Nilpotent minimal-graph-admissibility conjecture. If , then is minimal-graph-admi…
Let be a complex finite-dimensional Lie algebra and an abelian magma such that is -magma-graded with finest granul…