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Number Volume 29, Issue 4 (2022) Year 2022

47 articles in this issue 

David G. Harris

The Lopsided Lovász Local Lemma (LLLL) is a probabilistic tool which is a cornerstone of the probabilistic method of combinatorics, which shows that it is possible to avoid a collection of "bad" events as long as their probabilities and interdependencies ... see more

Pags. P4.10  

Alvaro Carbonero, Willem Fletcher, Jing Guo, András Gyárfás, Rona Wang, Shiyu Yan

A 3-graph is a pair H = (V, E) of sets, where elements of V are called points or vertices and E contains some 3-element subsets of V , called edges. A 3-graph is called linear if any two distinct edges intersect in at most one vertex.There is a recent int... see more

Pags. P4.17  

On-Hei Solomon Lo

The prism over a graph GG is the Cartesian product of GG with the complete graph K2K_2. The graph GG is prism-hamiltonian if the prism over GG has a Hamilton cycle. A good even cactus is a connected graph in which every block is either an edge or an even ... see more

Pags. P4.18  

Marija Dodig, Marko Stosic

In this paper, we give a complete, explicit and constructive solution to the double generalized majorization problem. Apart from purely combinatorial interest, double generalized majorization problem has strong impact in Matrix and Matrix Pencils Completi... see more

Pags. P4.19  

Kathy Q. Ji, Dax T.X. Zhang

We introduce the cyclic major index of a cyclic permutation and give a bivariate analogue of the enumerative formula for the cyclic shuffles with a given cyclic descent number due to Adin, Gessel, Reiner and Roichman, which can be viewed as a cyclic analo... see more

Pags. P4.20  

Alex M. Kodess, Brian G. Kronenthal, Tony W.H. Wong

For a field F\mathbb{F} and functions f,g,h,j:F?Ff,g,h,j\colon\mathbb{F}\to \mathbb{F}, we define GF(f(X)h(Y),g(X)j(Y))\Gamma_\mathbb{F}(f(X)h(Y),g(X) j(Y)) to be a bipartite graph where each partite set is a copy of F3\mathbb{F}^3, and a vertex (a,a2,a3)... see more

Pags. P4.21  

Guido Brückner, Ignaz Rutter, Peter Stumpf

Fulek et al. (2013, 2016, 2017) have presented Hanani-Tutte results for (radial) level-planarity, i.e., a graph is (radial) level-planar if it admits a (radial) level drawing where any two independent edges cross an even number of times. We show that the&... see more

Pags. P4.22  

Boris Bukh, Ting-Wei Chao

Digital nets (in base 2) are the subsets of [0,1]d that contain exactly the expected number of points in every not-too-small dyadic box. We construct finite sets, which we call "almost nets", such that every such dyadic box contains almost the expected nu... see more

Pags. P4.27  

Jorge Neves, Gonçalo Varejão

We define the Eulerian ideal of a kk-uniform hypergraph and study its degree and Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity. The main tool is a Gröbner basis of the ideal obtained combinatorially from the hypergraph. We define the notion of parity join in a hypergrap... see more

Pags. P4.3  

Cameron Crenshaw, James Oxley

The cycles of a graph give a natural cyclic ordering to their edge-sets, and these orderings are consistent in that two edges are adjacent in one cycle if and only if they are adjacent in every cycle in which they appear together. An orderable matroid is ... see more

Pags. P4.31  

Shamil Asgarli, Sergey Goryainov, Huiqiu Lin, Chi Hoi Yip

We prove that a family of pseudo-Paley graphs of square order obtained from unions of cyclotomic classes satisfies the Erdos-Ko-Rado (EKR) module property, in a sense that the characteristic vector of each maximum clique is a linear combination of charact... see more

Pags. P4.33  

Arnbjörg Soffía Árnadóttir, Waltraud Lederle, Rögnvaldur G. Möller

We study groups acting vertex-transitively and non-discretely on connected, cubic graphs (regular graphs of degree 3). Using ideas from Tutte's fundamental papers in 1947 and 1959, it is shown that if the action is edge-transitive, then the graph has to b... see more

Pags. P4.35  

Sophie Rehberg

Generalized permutahedra are a class of polytopes with many interesting combinatorial subclasses. We introduce pruned inside-out polytopes, a generalization of inside-out polytopes introduced by Beck-Zaslavsky (2006), which have many applications such as ... see more

Pags. P4.36  

Dennis Eichhorn, Lydia Engle, Brandt Kronholm

In this paper, we establish infinite families of congruences in consecutive arithmetic progressions modulo any odd prime l\ell for the function p(n,m,N)p\big(n,m,N\big), which enumerates the partitions of nn into at most mm parts with no part larger than ... see more

Pags. P4.38  

Farid Aliniaeifard, Nathaniel Thiem

Combinatorial Hopf algebras give a linear algebraic structure to infinite families of combinatorial objects, a technique further enriched by the categorification of these structures via the representation theory of families of algebras.  This paper e... see more

Pags. P4.39  

Alvaro Carbonero, Patrick Hompe, Benjamin Moore, Sophie Spirkl

For t=2t \ge 2, let us call a digraph DD t-chordal if all induced directed cycles in DD have length equal to tt. In an earlier paper, we asked for which tt it is true that tt-chordal graphs with bounded clique number have bounded dichromatic number. Recen... see more

Pags. P4.4  

Paul-Henry Leemann, Mikael de la Salle

If GG is a group and SS a generating set, GG canonically embeds into the automorphism group of its Cayley graph and it is natural to try to minimize, over all generating sets, the index of this inclusion. This infimum is called the Cayley index of the gro... see more

Pags. P4.40  

Guorong Gao, An Chang

An rr-uniform hypergraph is linear if every two edges intersect in at most one vertex. Given a family of rr-uniform hypergraphs F\mathcal{F}, the linear Turán number exlinr(n,F)_r^{lin}(n,\mathcal{F}) is the maximum number of edges of a linear rr-uniform ... see more

Pags. P4.41  

Bérénice Delcroix-Oger, Matthieu Josuat-Vergès, Lucas Randazzo

In 1980, Edelman defined a poset on objects called the noncrossing 2-partitions. They are closely related with noncrossing partitions and parking functions. To some extent, his definition is a precursor of the parking space theory, in the framework of fin... see more

Pags. P4.42  

Yosef Berman, Bridget Eileen Tenner

We study relationships between permutation statistics and pattern-functions, counting the number of times particular patterns occur in a permutation. This allows us to write several familiar statistics as linear combinations of pattern counts, both in ter... see more

Pags. P4.43  

Zequn Lv, Mei Lu, Chunqiu Fang

Let CkC_k be a cycle of order kk, where k=3k\ge 3. Let ex(n,n,n,{C3,C4})(n, n, n, \{C_{3}, C_{4}\}) be the maximum number of edges in a balanced 33-partite graph whose vertex set consists of three parts, each has nn vertices that has no subgraph isomorphi... see more

Pags. P4.44  

Raphael Yuster

Let HH be a directed acyclic graph (dag) that is not a rooted star. It is known that there are constants c=c(H)c=c(H) and C=C(H)C=C(H) such that the following holds for DnD_n, the complete directed graph on nn vertices. There is a set of at most ClognC\lo... see more

Pags. P4.45  

Jianbing Liu, Miaomiao Han, Hong-Jian Lai

Given a graph GG and an odd prime pp, for a mapping f:E(G)?Zp\{0}f: E(G) \to {\mathbb Z}_p\setminus\{0\} and a Zp{\mathbb Z}_p-boundary bb of GG, an orientation t\tau is called an (f,b;p)(f,b;p)-orientation if the net out ff-flow is the same as b(v)b(v) i... see more

Pags. P4.47  

Amanda Welch

We classify cocovers of a given element of the double affine Weyl semigroup WTW_{\mathcal{T}} with respect to the Bruhat order, specifically when WTW_{\mathcal{T}} is associated to a finite root system that is irreducible and simply laced. We do so by int... see more

Pags. P4.7