The average-degree rainbow path conjecture for subgraphs of hypercubes
The average-degree rainbow path conjecture for subgraphs of hypercubes
Let be the -dimensional hypercube, and let be a subgraph of . A proper edge-coloring of is one in which incident edges receive distinct colors, and a rainbow copy of a graph is a copy whose edges receive pairwise distinct colors.
Average-degree rainbow path conjecture. If has average degree at least , then every proper edge-coloring of contains a rainbow copy of the path on edges.
This is an average-degree analogue of the Erdős–Sós conjecture and a rainbow conjecture proposed in the cited work. Even for subgraphs of hypercubes, the assertion remains open for .
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Nicholas Crawford, Maya Sankar, Carl Schildkraut and Sam Spiro, “Rainbow Trees in Hypercubes”, arXiv:2508.14186 (2025).
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