Polynomial pivot-minor Ramsey number conjecture

Let Rpiv(k)R_{\mathrm{piv}}(k) be the minimum nn such that every nn-vertex graph contains an independent set or clique of size kk as a pivot-minor. Pivot-minor Ramsey conjecture.

Rpiv(k)poly(k).R_{\mathrm{piv}}(k) \leq \mathsf{poly}(k).

This conjecture would imply the polynomial bound for the vertex-minor Ramsey number. It holds when the graphs are restricted to any proper pivot-minor closed class, but remains open for arbitrary graphs.

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Ruben Ascoli, Bryce Frederickson, Sarah Frederickson, Caleb McFarland and Logan Post, “Almost all graphs are vertex-minor universal”, arXiv:2602.09049 (2026).

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