The strongly chordal graph conjecture for graphic arrangements

For a simple graph GG, let AG\mathscr{A}_G denote its graphic arrangement. A graph is strongly chordal if it has no induced nn-sun for n3n\geq 3. An arrangement is flag-accurate when it admits a flag satisfying the required accuracy condition. Strongly chordal flag-accuracy conjecture. If GG is a strongly chordal graph, then AG\mathscr{A}_G is flag-accurate. The conjecture is presented as the graphic counterpart of the open question whether all MAT-free arrangements are flag-accurate; the paper does not report a general resolution.

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Paul Mücksch, Gerhard Roehrle and Tan Nhat Tran, “Flag-accurate arrangements”, arXiv:2302.00343 (2023).

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