Disjoint-triangles conjecture for decompositions of complete geometric graphs

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Let Kn\mathsf{K}_n be a complete geometric graph and let [Kn,P][\mathsf{K}_n,P] be a decomposition. Disjoint-triangles conjecture. If PP contains at least

(n3)2+2\left(\frac{n}{3}\right)^2+2

triangles, then PP contains at least two disjoint triangles. The conjecture is motivated by extremal decompositions with large pairwise-intersecting families of triangles; its status is open.

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Clemens Huemer, Dolores Lara and Christian Rubio-Montiel, “Coloring decompositions of complete geometric graphs”, arXiv:1610.01676 (2019).

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