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Date and Time: Tuesday, December 19, 2006, 12:15 pm Duration: This information is not available in the database Location: CAB G51 Speaker: Paul Balister (Department of Mathematical Sciences, Univ. of Memphis) Cycle Decompositions
The Alspach conjecture proposes necessary and sufficient conditions for
a complete graph $K_n$ ($n$ odd) or a complete graph minus a 1-factor
($n$ even) to be decomposable as an edge-disjoint union of cycles of
prescribed lengths. We discuss various results on this and some related
problems. In particular we show that the obvious necessary conditions
are sufficient if the cycle lengths are bounded by a linear function of
the number of vertices $n$, or in general if we only require closed
trails of prescribed lengths rather than cycles. We also describe
some similar results for complete bipartite graphs, dense graphs, and
complete digraphs.
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