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Max Pitz

4 papers hereh-index 8263 citations54 works total

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4 papers

math.CO2017

Decomposing edge-coloured complete symmetric digraphs into monochromatic paths

Carl Bürger, Max Pitz

Confirming and extending a conjecture by Guggiari, we show that every countable (r+1)-edge-coloured complete symmetric digraph containing no directed paths of edge-length $\ell_i…

math.CO2017

Hamilton decompositions of one-ended Cayley graphs

Joshua Erde, Florian Lehner, Max Pitz

We prove that any one-ended, locally finite Cayley graph with non-torsion generators admits a decomposition into edge-disjoint Hamiltonian (i.e. spanning) double-rays. In particula…

math.CO2017

Hamilton cycles in infinite cubic graphs

Max Pitz

Investigating a problem of B. Mohar, we show that every one-ended Hamiltonian cubic graph with end degree 3 contains a second Hamilton cycle. We also construct two examples showing…

math.CO2017

A counterexample to Montgomery's conjecture on dynamic colourings of regular graphs

Nathan Bowler, Joshua Erde, Florian Lehner +3

A \emph{dynamic colouring} of a graph is a proper colouring in which no neighbourhood of a non-leaf vertex is monochromatic. The \emph{dynamic colouring number} χ2​(G) of a graph…

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