8 problems
Let be integers with , and let be the class of graphs containing no minor. For a fixed graph , define an -separat…
Chartrand–Holbert–Oellermann–Swart conjecture. For every connected graph of order at least , there exists a nontrivial -irregular graph.
Spectral bowtie conjecture. For , if is a graph of sufficiently large order satisfying
For each positive integer , let denote the exponent for counting copies of an arbitrary -vertex tournament. Recursive counting conjecture. For all it holds t…
For a positive integer , let be the exponent for counting copies of an arbitrary -vertex tournament, and let be the exponent for counting copies of the transi…
Let be an input graph with vertices and edges. An algorithm runs in the word RAM model with word size bits. Triangle Detection Conjecture. There exists…
Uniqueness conjecture. For every , there is only one subgraph-counting identity modulo the easily described families and the difficult identities for lower .
Existence conjecture. For every , there is such an identity that holds for every graph with vertices, has one graph or with vertices, and…