Kalai–Meagher conjecture on intersecting families of triangulations
Kalai–Meagher conjecture on intersecting families of triangulations
Let denote the set of triangulations of a convex -gon, and let denote the corresponding set for a convex -gon. The independence number is the size of the largest family of triangulations in such that any two triangulations intersect.
Kalai–Meagher conjecture. For every ,
where
denotes the th Catalan number.
The conjecture asserts that the largest intersecting family consists of all triangulations containing a fixed diagonal, such as ; these are in bijection with triangulations of a convex -gon. The statement is presented as an open problem in the paper, and no resolution is supplied.
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Anton Molnar, Cosmin Pohoata, Michael Zheng and Daniel G. Zhu, “A Lovász-Kneser theorem for triangulations”, arXiv:2510.27689 (2025).
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