Clique convergence conjecture for locally cyclic triangulations of a disc
Clique convergence conjecture for locally cyclic triangulations of a disc
Let be a locally cyclic graph with boundary and minimum degree triangulating a disc. Such a graph is clique null if its clique dynamics converges to the one-vertex graph. Disc convergence conjecture. The graph is clique convergent; in fact, it is clique null. This conjecture concerns the exceptional compact surface with boundary that is not covered by the known existence of clique-divergent triangulations, and the paper presents it as an open conjecture.
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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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