2019
DOI: 10.1137/17m1158859
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Closing in on Hill's Conjecture

Abstract: Borrowing László Székely's lively expression, we show that Hill's conjecture is "asymptotically at least 98.5% true". This long-standing conjecture states that the crossing number cr(K n

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“…because for each edge removed from the linkgraph L(a 1 ) the degree squared sum can go down by at most 4n. Now, we bound the sum on the right hand side of (7) ≤ n 3 1 2…”
Section: Discussion On Cliquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…because for each edge removed from the linkgraph L(a 1 ) the degree squared sum can go down by at most 4n. Now, we bound the sum on the right hand side of (7) ≤ n 3 1 2…”
Section: Discussion On Cliquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main power comes from the possibility of formulating a problem as a semidefinite program and using a computer to solve it. The method can be applied in various settings such as graphs [28,44], hypergraphs [3,19], oriented graphs [29,37], edge-coloured graphs [5,12], permutations [6,55], discrete geometry [7,36], or phylogenetic trees [1]. For a detailed explanation of the flag algebra method in the setting of 3-uniform hypergraphs see [22].…”
Section: Tool 2: Flag Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main power of the machinery comes from the possibility of formulating a problem as a semidefinite program and using a computer to solve it. The method can be applied in various settings such as graphs [28,44], hypergraphs [3,19], oriented graphs [29,37], edge-colored graphs [5,12], permutations [6,55], discrete geometry [7,36], or phylogenetic trees [1]. For a detailed explanation of the flag algebra method in the setting of 3-uniform hypergraphs, see [22].…”
Section: Tool 2: Flag Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, proving the convex or h-convex crossing number of K n is H(n) would establish this case of the SGUBC. Flag algebras are used by Balogh et al [8] to show that lim n→∞ cr(K n )/H(n) > 0.985. Restricted to convex drawings, the same technique gets a lower bound of 0.996.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%