The H-union-K_2 perfect-divisibility conjecture

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Let HH be a graph, let K2K_2 be the complete graph on two vertices, and let k∈N>2k\in\mathbb{N}_{>2}. Assume that every HH-free graph is perfectly (k−2)(k-2)-divisible. The H-union-K_2 conjecture. Then every (H∪K2)(H\cup K_2)-free graph is perfectly kk-divisible. This conjecture proposes a general mechanism for lifting perfect divisibility from HH-free graphs to graphs forbidding the disjoint union H∪K2H\cup K_2; the supplied source gives no resolution status.

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David Scholz, “On the perfect k-divisibility of graphs”, arXiv:2503.10206 (2025).

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