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摘要
1976 年提出的托马森弦猜想(Thomassen's chord conjecture)指出,3 连图中的每个最长循环都有一条弦。这是图论中最重要的未决问题之一。我们提出了一个暗示托马森猜想的新猜想。它涉及 k 连通图中两个顶点之间最长路径中的约束顶点。我们还给出了支持证据,并分析了一个特例。提出这个新猜想的目的是探索托马森猜想的周边环境。
A Conjecture Generalizing Thomassen’s Chord Conjecture in Graph Theory
Thomassen’s chord conjecture from 1976 states that every longest cycle in a 3-connected graph has a chord. This is one of the most important unsolved problems in graph theory. We pose a new conjecture which implies Thomassen’s conjecture. It involves bound vertices in a longest path between two vertices in a k-connected graph. We also give supporting evidence and analyze a special case. The purpose of making this new conjecture is to explore the surroundings of Thomassen’s conjecture.
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