The authors provide a subquadratic bound for Burr's conjecture, showing the universality of oriented trees in directed graphs with high chromatic numbers.
The author establishes upper and lower bounds for the secure total domination number in maximal outerplanar graphs, proving that these bounds are sharp.
The author explores the minimum number of arcs in oriented graphs with weak diameter 2, focusing on their properties and relationships to absolute oriented cliques.
K2-hypohamiltonian graphs can be exhaustively generated and new families can be created through an amalgamation operation, preserving key properties.
Highly connected K2,ℓ-minor free graphs have bounded size.
Every oriented tree of order k is (8q2/15k√k + 11/3k + q5/6√k + 1)-universal.
Linear Hadwiger’s Conjecture reduced to coloring small graphs.
K2-hypohamiltonian graphs can be exhaustively generated and new families can be created through specific operations.
Identifying minimal split graphs not in the circular-arc class.
Linear Hadwiger's Conjecture reduced to coloring small graphs.