The longest induced cycle conjecture for unitary Cayley graphs

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Let XnX_n be the unitary Cayley graph considered in the paper, and let m(r)m(r) denote the maximum length of an induced cycle in XnX_n when the underlying modulus has rr distinct prime factors. Longest induced cycle conjecture.

m(r)=2r+2.m(r)=2^r+2.

The conjecture is based on exhaustive computer searches of arrays representing induced cycles and suggests an exact formula for the longest induced cycle. The surrounding discussion also indicates that the result may extend to related conjunctions of complete multipartite graphs, but no proof or resolution is given here.

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Elena Fuchs and Justin Sinz, “Longest Induced Cycles on Cayley Graphs”, arXiv:math/0410308 (2004).

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