14 problems
Let be a fixed positive integer, and let a family consist of pairwise intersecting bi-infinite -monotone curves such that any two curves intersect at most times. Lin…
A -quasiplanar graph is a graph that can be drawn in the plane with no pairwise crossing edges. The linear edge bound conjecture. For any , a -quasiplanar graph on…
A complete -vertex simple topological graph is a drawing of the complete graph on vertices in which vertices are points and edges are simple curves, with no edge passing thr…
Let denote the maximum, over complete -vertex simple topological graphs, of the minimum number of crossings of an edge in a suitable noncrossing matching construction. Sh…
Let be a set of points in the plane, and let there be topological trees such that every pair of trees intersects exactly once and every leaf of every tree bel…
Crossing-degree conjecture. There is an absolute constant such that
Plane-path conjecture. There is an absolute constant such that every complete -vertex simple topological graph contains a plane path of length .
Eulerian edge-refinement conjecture. -spheres have edge refinements which are Eulerian.
Eulerian edge-refinement conjecture. It is possible to edge refine , using only edges different from those of , so that the modified becomes Eulerian.
Sphere coloring conjecture. Every -sphere has chromatic number or .
Call a topological graph -quasi-plane if it has no pairwise crossing edges. The quasi-plane graph linear density conjecture. For any integer there is a constant…
Bounded-intersection hub curve conjecture. For every , the intersection graph of is -bounded.
Angularly monotone matching conjecture. Every simple angularly monotone complete topological graph on vertices contains a disjoint matching of size
A topological graph is a graph drawn in the plane with vertices represented by points and edges by curves connecting their endpoints; two edges cross when their curves intersect aw…