The bipartisan graph quasi-parity conjecture
A bipartisan graph is a graph such that neither it nor its complement has an odd hole, a long prism, a double-diamond, or . A quasi-parity graph is a graph in which every induced subgraph or its complement has an even pair.
Maffray–Thomas conjecture. Every bipartisan graph is a quasi-parity graph.
The conjecture was proposed as a possible replacement for the final part of the proof of the strong perfect graph theorem for bipartisan graphs. The supplied status evidence says that this claim is false.
References
Primary source
Michel Burlet, Frédéric Maffray and Nicolas Trotignon, “Odd pairs of cliques”, arXiv:1309.0449 (2013).
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