12 problems
Rainbow anti-Ramsey conjecture. The rainbow anti-Ramsey number for vertex-disjoint triangles satisfies
Keevash–Mubayi–Sudakov–Verstraëte conjecture. There is a constant such that every properly edge-colored -vertex graph with at least edges contains a rainbow cycle…
Let be an edge-colored graph on vertices, let denote its number of edges, and let denote its number of colors. A proper is a collection of vertex-d…
Let be the set of natural numbers such that and, for every , there is some with and a balanced coloring of …
Rainbow induced-path conjecture. For each , every properly coloured -free graph of chromatic number contains a rainbow induced path of length .
Let be an edge-colored graph of order , and let denote the number of colors appearing on its edges. Erdős–Simonovits–Sós conjecture. For all , if … the…
Extremal characterization conjecture. If contains no rainbow triangles and
Constant-error rainbow tree conjecture. There is a constant such that every properly coloured has a rainbow copy of every tree on vertices.
Let be the complete graph on vertices, let be the family of rainbow edge-colorings of , and let denote…
Let and denote, respectively, the path and cycle on vertices, and let denote the replication number of a graph . The cycle–path replication conjectur…
Let be the path on vertices, and let denote its replication number. The notation means a quantity bounded in absolute value by a constant multiple of…
Let be the path on vertices, and let denote its replication number. For odd , write the upper-bound formula according to the residue class of m…