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AIM · Caccetta–Häggkvist workshop survey

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Directed graph questions and partial results from the 2006 workshop

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Passage index · 4
  1. Page 2, Conjecture 2.1
  2. §5, Theorem 5.1
  3. §2.1, known cases; references [8], [22], [25]
  4. §2.1, vertex-transitive case
Passage 1 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

Page 2, Conjecture 2.1

Must a simple directed graph with n vertices and minimum out-degree at least r ≥ 1 contain a directed cycle of length at most ⌈n/r⌉?

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Passage ID: caccetta-haggkvist:entry:0:v1

Source item: Page 2, Conjecture 2.1

Source record: aim-caccetta@2006-04-14

Passage 2 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

§5, Theorem 5.1

Shen’s theorem gives the sharp ceiling bound when the vertex count is at least 2r² − 3r + 1.

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Passage ID: caccetta-haggkvist:entry:large-order:v1

Source item: §5, Theorem 5.1

Source record: aim-caccetta@2006-04-14

Passage 3 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

§2.1, known cases; references [8], [22], [25]

The survey records the conjecture for out-degree parameters two through five, with separate proofs by Caccetta–Häggkvist, Hamidoune and Hoang–Reed.

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Passage ID: caccetta-haggkvist:entry:small-degree:v1

Source item: §2.1, known cases; references [8], [22], [25]

Source record: aim-caccetta@2006-04-14

Passage 4 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

§2.1, vertex-transitive case

Vertex-transitive directed graphs satisfy the cycle bound, by Hamidoune’s connectivity argument.

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Passage ID: caccetta-haggkvist:entry:transitive:v1

Source item: §2.1, vertex-transitive case

Source record: aim-caccetta@2006-04-14

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Caccetta–Häggkvist cycle bound →

Problem publication v9

The sharp bound when n ≥ 2r² − 3r + 1 →

Source assessment

Proved

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Shen’s theorem restricts the order relative to the minimum-degree parameter.

Observed Oct 12, 2026

The sharp bound for out-degree two through five →

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Proved

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The degree parameter is restricted to two through five; the graph need not be regular.

Observed Oct 12, 2026

The sharp bound for vertex-transitive graphs →

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Vertex-transitivity requires the automorphism group to act transitively on vertices.

Observed Oct 12, 2026

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Conjecture 2.1; no current-status report

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Source date Apr 14, 2006 · Observed Oct 1, 2026

History

The cycle bound is proposed

Further reading

Consult the original question and its hypotheses.

History

A theorem for sufficiently large order

Credits

Blair D. Sullivan; hosted by American Institute of Mathematics

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  1. 2006-04-14-sha256-98251ac3Observed Oct 21, 2026 · used in current publications

    AIM · Caccetta–Häggkvist workshop survey

  2. 2006-04-14 · selectedObserved Oct 1, 2026

    AIM · Caccetta–Häggkvist workshop survey

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AIM · Caccetta–Häggkvist workshop survey
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