The odd-prime-power torus packing conjecture
The odd-prime-power torus packing conjecture
Let be an odd prime power and let . Let be an induced subgraph of the Cartesian power of the cycle , with dividing . A perfect induced -packing is a collection of vertex-disjoint induced copies of covering every vertex of .
Odd-prime-power torus packing conjecture. There exists such that, for all , admits a perfect induced -packing.
The paper proves the analogous assertion for even and gives counterexamples when is odd and not a prime power. The odd-prime-power case is posed as the remaining natural case, and no resolution is supplied in the given text.
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Marthe Bonamy, Natasha Morrison and Alex Scott, “Partitioning the vertices of a torus into isomorphic subgraphs”, arXiv:1710.07255 (2020).
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