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Spread Methods for Induced Cycles

Lanchao Wang, Xiaolin Wang

We develop a spread-based approach to finding induced cycles and apply it to two problems. First, we resolve the odd-hole gadget conjecture of Bradač, Draganić and Sudakov by const…

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Prescribed-order subdigraphs with large minimum out-degree

Bin Chen, Lanchao Wang

Alon introduced as the largest integer such that every digraph on vertices with minimum out-degree at least contains a subdigraph on vertices with minimum o…

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Superlinear Lower Bounds for Monochromatic Path Partitions

Heng Li, Lanchao Wang

In 1989, Gyárfás conjectured that the vertex set of every -edge-coloured complete graph can be partitioned into at most vertex-disjoint monochromatic paths. Erdős, Gyárfás,…

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The Turán number of the Cartesian product of trees via star-flip

Lanchao Wang, Caihong Yang

Motivated by Erdős's conjecture on the Turán number of degenerate bipartite graphs, Bradač, Janzer, Sudakov and Tomon proved that $ \ex(n,T \Box P)=Θ_{T,P}(n^{3/2})$ for every nont…

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Tight Staircase Bounds for Cyclic Subsets below Dirac's Threshold

Hong Liu, Mengyuan Niu, Lanchao Wang +1

Let denote the number of cyclic subsets in a graph , which are subsets that induce a Hamiltonian subgraph. Draganić, Keevash and Müyesser recently proved…

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An exact robust Ramsey theorem for matchings

Mengyuan Niu, Lanchao Wang

Keevash and Michaeli recently proved that, under the robustness assumption that \(G\) is an \(s\)-connector (i.e. \(\overline G\) is \(K_{s,s}\)-free), \(G\) has essentially the sa…