The bipartiteness conjecture for Cheeger graphs
The bipartiteness conjecture for Cheeger graphs
Let be a Cheeger graph, meaning a graph attaining the first Cheeger constant of the relevant simplex. Bipartiteness conjecture. All Cheeger graphs are bipartite. This is proposed as a stronger statement than the conjecture that all Cheeger graphs are triangle-free. It is presented as an open problem.
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D. N. Kozlov, “The first Cheeger constant of a simplex”, arXiv:1610.07136 (2017).
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