Michał Seweryn, Dimension and standard examples in planar posets
The dimension of a poset is the least integer $d$ such that the poset is isomorphic to a subposet of the product of $d$ linear orders. In 1983, Kelly constructed …
The dimension of a poset is the least integer $d$ such that the poset is isomorphic to a subposet of the product of $d$ linear orders. In 1983, Kelly constructed …
By utilizing the recently developed hypergraph analogue of Godsil's identity by the second author, we prove that for all $n \geq k \geq 2$, one can reconstruct the matching polynomial …
In 2015, Kawarabayashi and Kreutzer proved the directed grid theorem. The theorem states the existence of a function f such that every digraph of directed tree-width f(k) contains a cylindrical …
We solve a long-standing open problem posed by Goodman and Pollack in 1988 by establishing a necessary and sufficient condition for a finite family of convex sets in $\mathbb{R}^d$ to …
A rooted spanning tree of a graph $G$ is called normal if the endvertices of all edges of $G$ are comparable in the tree order. It is well known that …
What causes a graph to have high chromatic number? One obvious reason is containing a large clique (a set of pairwise adjacent vertices). This naturally leads to investigation of \(\chi\)-bounded …
Modern practical software libraries that are designed for isomorphism tests and symmetry computation rely on combinatorial techniques combined with techniques from algorithmic group theory. The Weisfeiler-Leman algorithm is such a …
Let S and T be two sets of points in a metric space with a total of n points. Each point in S and T has an associated value that specifies an upper limit on how many points it can …
Given a tournament $S$, a tournament is $S$-free if it has no subtournament isomorphic to $S$. Until now, there have been only a small number of tournaments $S$ such that …
Motivated by colouring minimal Cayley graphs, in 1978 Babai conjectured that no-lonely-colour graphs have bounded chromatic number. We disprove this in a strong sense by constructing graphs of arbitrarily large …