Spanning subhypergraphs with degree constraints
Noga Alon, Penny Haxell, Aleksa Milojević, Jacques Verstraëte
Abstract
An old result of Tutte states that any d-regular graph contains a spanning subgraph in which every vertex has degree k or k+1, for every 1≤ k≤ d. We generalize this statement to hypergraphs, showing, for example, that every 3-uniform d-regular hypergraph contains a subgraph in which all degrees are k, k+1 or k+2, for every 1≤ k≤ d. This statement is best possible in the sense that the corresponding statement with only two allowed consecutive values is not true. We provide generalizations of this statement to higher uniformities and discuss several open problems.
Create a lesson
Related papers
On P4-intersecting families of graphs
Jie Han, Bin Wang
A base-8 upper bound for planar peeling sequences
André Hisatsuga, Griffin Johnston, Rafael Miyazaki
Premaniplexes of rank 3 and 4 as symmetry type graphs of maniplexes
Maruša Lekše
Invariance of rowmotion for variants of the Tamari lattice
Ben Adenbaum, Emily Barnard, Cesar Ceballos et al.
A 4AP-free permutation of the positive integers
Boon Suan Ho
Degreewise Cut-Semigroup Saturation for K5-Minor-Free Graphs and Seymour's Planar Edge-Colouring Conjecture
SeungJu Lee