Eventual vanishing conjecture for discrete singular cubical homology of graphs

Let GG be a graph. Write 4Hd\normalfontCube(G)44\mathcal{H}_d^{\normalfont {\textrm{Cube}}}(G)4 for its discrete singular cubical homology group in dimension dd. Eventual vanishing conjecture. For every graph GG, there exists an integer NN such that

Hd\normalfontCube(G)=(0)\mathcal{H}_d^{\normalfont {\textrm{Cube}}}(G)=(0)

for all dNd\geq N.

The conjecture concerns whether the discrete singular cubical homology of every graph eventually vanishes in all sufficiently high dimensions. The paper states that it was made in earlier work and remains open, although the paper proves vanishing in every dimension d2d\geq2 for graphs containing no 33-cycles or 44-cycles.

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Primary source

Helene Barcelo, Curtis Greene, Abdul Salam Jarrah and Volkmar Welker, “On the vanishing of discrete singular cubical homology for graphs”, arXiv:1909.02901 (2020).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2018–2019). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1803.07497.

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