The asymptotic existence conjecture for irreducible non-metrizable path systems

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Let G(n,1/2)G(n,1/2) be the Erdős–Rényi random graph on nn vertices, with each edge present independently with probability 1/21/2. An irreducible non-metrizable path system is a path system that is both irreducible and non-metrizable.

Asymptotic existence conjecture. Asymptotically almost every graph has an irreducible non-metrizable path system; specifically, this holds with probability

1−on(1)1-o_n(1)

for G(n,1/2)G(n,1/2) graphs.

This conjecture asks whether the explicit constructions of irreducible non-metrizable path systems extend to almost all large random graphs. The source presents it as an open problem, and no resolution is supplied here.

References

Primary source

Daniel Cizma and Nati Linial, “Irreducible Non-Metrizable Path Systems in Graphs”, arXiv:2104.08770 (2021).

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