The subdivision conjecture for
The subdivision conjecture for
Let be the complete graph on four vertices, and let a subdivision be a graph obtained by replacing edges by paths. A graph is SPN if it is the sum of a positive semidefinite matrix and a nonnegative matrix.
Subdivision conjecture for . Every subdivision of in which all six edges were subdivided, each at least once, is SPN.
The conjecture concerns the remaining subdivisions of in the proposed characterization of SPN graphs. The source states that the case in which each edge is subdivided once is unresolved and does not provide a resolution of the general conjecture.
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Primary source
Naomi Shaked-Monderer, “SPN graphs: when copositive=SPN”, arXiv:1604.02172 (2016).
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