Larrión–Neumann-Lara–Pizaña conjecture on clique divergence of non-negative Euler characteristic surfaces
Larrión–Neumann-Lara–Pizaña conjecture on clique divergence of non-negative Euler characteristic surfaces
Let be a locally cyclic graph of minimum degree triangulating a closed surface of Euler characteristic ; equivalently, the surface is a sphere, projective plane, torus or Klein bottle. A graph is clique divergent if its clique dynamics does not eventually cycle. Larrión–Neumann-Lara–Pizaña's conjecture. The graph is clique divergent. This conjecture asks whether every such triangulation has divergent clique dynamics; the paper presents it as an open question and attributes it to Larrión, Neumann-Lara and Pizaña.
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Anna M. Limbach and Martin Winter, “Characterising Clique Convergence for Locally Cyclic Graphs of Minimum Degree δ6”, arXiv:2305.00503 (2025).
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