The tree-width two running-time conjecture
The tree-width two running-time conjecture
Let be a graph, let denote its tree-width, and let denote the maximum running time of the -process. Tree-width two conjecture. Every graph with
has
Graphs of tree-width one are trees and have constant maximum running time, while complete bipartite graphs show that tree-width two can already give linear running time. The conjecture asserts that linear growth is the largest possible for tree-width two.
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Primary source
David Fabian, Patrick Morris and Tibor Szabó, “Graph bootstrap percolation – a discovery of slowness”, arXiv:2602.12736 (2026).
Additional references
2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2023–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2311.18786.
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