The tangled-cord extremal conjecture for Hamiltonian sets in simple assembly graphs
The tangled-cord extremal conjecture for Hamiltonian sets in simple assembly graphs
Let ) be a simple assembly graph with rigid vertices, each of degree , and let denote the th Fibonacci number. A Hamiltonian set of polygonal paths is a Hamiltonian set as defined for such assembly graphs. Tangled-cord extremal conjecture. The upper bound for the maximal number of Hamiltonian sets of polygonal paths is
This bound is achieved only by the tangled cord with rigid vertices of degree . Earlier work established the upper bound and showed that it is tight; the conjecture concerns the uniqueness of the extremal graph, and the present paper develops equivalent combinatorial conditions intended to prove it.
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A. Guterman, N. Jonoska, E. Kreines, A. Maksaev and N. Ostroukhova, “Hamiltonian Sets of Polygonal Paths in Assembly Graphs”, arXiv:2603.07296 (2026).
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