The conjecture on the number of 5-cycles in integer distance graphs

Let TT be the set of positive integers under consideration in the paper, let T1={22,58,70,82,142,190,298,330,358,382,478,658,742,862,1222,1978}T_1=\{22,58,70,82,142,190,298,330,358,382,478,658,742,862,1222,1978\}, and let C3(t)C_3(t) denote the number of 5-cycles in the relevant graph associated with tt. The conjecture on 5-cycles. For all tTT1t\in T\setminus T_1, C3(t)=5C_3(t)=5. This conjecture asserts that the exhaustive computation identifying the exceptional values T1T_1 captures every case in which the number of 5-cycles exceeds five; its validity beyond the computational range remains open.

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Gaston A. Brouwer, Jonathan Joe and Matt Noble, “Odd Vector Cycles in Z^m”, arXiv:2305.07770 (2023).

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