A proof of Bickle's conjecture on collapsible graphs
Xingzhi Zhan
Abstract
A graph G is said to be k-collapsible if G has minimum degree k and every non-null proper induced subgraph of G has minimum degree less than k. In 2018, Bickle conjectured that the minimum number of vertices of degree k in a k-collapsible graph of order n with k 3 is max\ 2n/(2k-1),\, k2-k-2-(k-3)n\. We prove this conjecture.
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