24 problems
existence and zigzag conjecture. (i) A z-knotted exists if and only if and . (ii) A tight exists if and only if and…
Curvature-graph conjecture. The graph of curvatures of any tight graph of type is the graph in the first of those three cases.
Let be the number of faces of an irreducible -hedrite, and let a central circuit be a central circuit of the hedrite. An irreducible -hedrite is maximal irreducible when…
-edge conjecture. Every simple drawing of with contains a plane Hamiltonian subdrawing on edges.
Aichholzer–Orthaber–Vogtenhuber's conjecture. For each pair of vertices in a simple drawing of , there exists a plane Hamiltonian path from to .
Facial-cycle conjecture. Every non-decomposable critically -frustrated signed plane graph has exactly facial cycles, each of which is a negative cycle.
Let and be a pair of simple, 3-connected plane graphs corresponding to a cellular decomposition of and its dual. A circle configuration is a configuratio…
Let be a plane graph, and let be a set of non-crossing single-touch shortest paths in . The path covering with forests number of , denoted by …
Plane-path conjecture. There is an absolute constant such that every complete -vertex simple topological graph contains a plane path of length .
Let be a plane graph, meaning a planar graph equipped with a plane ribbon structure. A sandpile torsor structure assigns a free transitive action of the sandpile group…
Let be a plane graph, and let be a positive integer. An -facial edge-coloring of is an edge-coloring in which all edges on every facial trail of length at most…
Subdivision cyclic coloring conjecture. Every such graph satisfies
Borodin–Broersma–Glebov–van den Heuvel conjecture. Every plane graph with and sufficiently large has a cyclic coloring with
Borodin's cyclic coloring conjecture. Every connected plane graph satisfies
Let be a plane graph, and let denote its combined vertex-edge-face graph. The Alon–Tarsi conjecture. Every plane graph satisfies … If true, this would…
Let be a plane graph, and let denote its vertex-face graph. The Alon–Tarsi conjecture. Every plane graph satisfies … This would extend the corresponding list-colou…
Maximum-degree-two conjecture. If has maximum degree at most , then
Acyclic high-degree conjecture. If the induced subgraph is acyclic, then
Four-list conjecture. If each edge of a plane graph is assigned a list of integers, then there exists a FUM-edge-coloring assigning each edge a color from its list.
Wendland's conjecture. If each vertex of a plane graph is assigned a list of integers, then there exists a FUM-coloring assigning each vertex a color from its list.
Fabrici et al.'s conjecture. If is a -edge-connected plane graph, then
Let be a -connected plane graph, and let be its maximum face size. A cyclic coloring of is a vertex coloring in which any two vertices incident with the sa…
Let be a plane graph, and assign to each vertex a list of five integers. A capital colouring is a colouring in which every face contains a unique vertex coloured with the m…
Let be a plane graph. A proper colouring of assigns integers to its vertices so that adjacent vertices receive different integers. Fabrici–Gö̈ring's conjecture. Every plane…