Abstract: Two graphs and , each of order , pack if there exists a bijection from onto such that implies . In 2014, .{Z}ak proved that if and , then and pack. In the same paper, he conjectured that if , then is sufficient for and to pack. We prove that, up to an additive constant, .{Z}ak's conjecture is correct. Namely, there is a constant such that if and , then and pack. In order to facilitate induction, we prove a stronger result on list packing.
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