The asymptotic existence conjecture for irreducible non-metrizable path systems

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

1on(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.

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Primary source

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

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