124 problems
Partition-graph de-anonymization conjecture. If a single user is de-anonymized by an optimizing attacker from , the number of remaining perfect matchings is at most the number r…
For a perfect matching on , let and denote its numbers of crossings and nestings, respectively, and let be the set of per…
Let be a bridgeless cubic graph. Berge–Fulkerson conjecture. The graph has six perfect matchings such that each edge of is covered by exactly two of them. This longstan…
Let be a bridgeless cubic graph. Fan–Raspaud conjecture. The graph contains three perfect matchings such that no edge is covered by all three of them. The Ber…
Let be an even integer. A perfect -factorisation of a graph is a partition of its edge set into perfect matchings such that the union of any two distinct perfect match…
Let be a bridgeless cubic graph. Mazzuoccolo's conjecture. There exist two perfect matchings such that the graph obtained by deleting their union,…
Let be a bridgeless cubic graph. A collection of perfect matchings is an edge-covering collection when every edge of belongs to at least one matching in the collection. Ber…
For , let be the maximum integer such that every -edge-connected -graph has pairwise disjoint perfect matchings. The upper-bound conjecture. F…
Let be the complete bipartite graph with vertices in each part, and suppose its edges are partitioned into sets , where . A perfect matc…
Let be a -regular balanced bipartite graph on vertices, and let denote the minimum-degree threshold for the -switch gra…
Let be a bridgeless cubic graph. A perfect matching is a set of edges meeting every vertex exactly once, and an edge-cut is the set of edges joining a vertex subset to its comp…
Let be an odd integer, let be the complete graph on , and let be a list of positive integers not exceeding . A near -factor is…
Let be a bridgeless cubic graph. A Fulkerson cover is a list of six perfect matchings of in which every edge is contained in exactly two matchings. Fulkerson's conjecture.…
Let and be integers with , and let be a -graph on vertices. Write for the minimum -degree and let be the fr…
Let be the complete graph on vertices, and let be a family of perfect matchings of . The family is -intersecting if any two of its members sh…
Let be a bridgeless cubic graph, and let a bipartite core mean a core whose underlying graph is bipartite. Bipartite core conjecture. Every bridgeless cubic graph has a biparti…
Let be a -edge-connected cubic graph, and let denote its oddness, the minimum number of odd circuits in a -factor of . Lukoťka–Máčajová–Mazák–Škoviera conj…
Let be a nonsingular alternating matrix, and let be the matrix-algebra deformation of defined by the twisted relations in the paper. Le…
Balister–Győri–Schelp conjecture. If
A double wheel is the planar triangulation obtained by joining two vertices to every vertex of a cycle. A planar triangulation is 4-connected if it has no separating set of at most…
Let and be integers, and let be a matchable -connected graph with vertices. Zaks's conjecture. Every such graph satisfies … moreover, infinitely man…
Four-perfect-matchings conjecture. The perfect matching index of is at most , unless is the Petersen graph.
Strong-snark conjecture. If the perfect matching index of is greater than and is not the Petersen graph, then is a strong snark.
Let denote the minimum-degree threshold such that the -switch graph of an -vertex graph, when nonempty, is guaranteed to have positive minimu…
Local spectral matching conjecture. If, for every ,