16 problems
Average-degree rainbow path conjecture. If has average degree at least , then every proper edge-coloring of contains a rainbow copy of the path on edges.
Let be a strongly edge-colored graph on vertices, and let denote its minimum degree. Cheng, Sun, Tan and Wang's conjecture. If … then has a rainbow Hamilton…
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…
Ryser's conjecture. If is odd, then contains a rainbow spanning subgraph in which every vertex has in-degree and out-degree equal to one. Equivalently, …
Let be a simple regular matroid of rank , and let colour with colours, each colour class having size at least . Regular matroid rainbow circuit conjectur…
Rainbow Turán path conjecture. For all ,
Let be the maximum on of … and suppose that the maximum is attained at . Consider three graphs on a common vertex set of size , with no rai…
Let be graphs with a common vertex set on vertices. A rainbow triangle is a triangle whose three edges belong to three distinct graphs among . Frankl…
A graph is properly colored if adjacent vertices receive distinct colors, and a vertex-colored graph is rainbow if no two vertices have the same color. A graph is triangle-free if…
Rainbow bandwidth conjecture. There are and such that, whenever additionally has an edge-colouring in which every colour appears on at most…
Let be a complete graph with a proper edge-colouring, meaning that any two incident edges have different colours. A subgraph is rainbow if all its edges have distinct colours…
Let be a complete graph and let a -factorization be an edge-colouring whose colour classes form a decomposition of into perfect matchings. A subgraph is rainbow if a…
Let be a complete graph and let a -factorization be an edge-colouring whose colour classes form a decomposition of into perfect matchings. A subgraph is rainbow if a…
Let be the complete graph on vertices. An edge-colouring is -bounded if no colour appears on more than edges. A subgraph is rainbow if no two of its edges have the…
Let . A graph is globally -bounded if no colour is used on more than edges, and a forest of order has edges. Rainbow forest packing conjecture. There…
For positive integers and , let be the maximum number of colors in an edge-coloring of that has no edge-disjoint rainbow spanning trees. Jahanbekam–West c…