A note on some embedding problems for oriented graphs
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Abstract: We conjecture that every oriented graph on vertices with contains the square of a Hamilton cycle. We also give a conjectural bound on the minimum semidegree which ensures a perfect packing of transitive triangles in an oriented graph. A link between Ramsey numbers and perfect packings of transitive tournaments is also considered.
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- A note on an embedding problem in transitive tournaments
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