Path and cycle decompositions of dense graphs
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Abstract: We make progress on three long standing conjectures from the 1960s about path and cycle decompositions of graphs. Gallai conjectured that any connected graph on vertices can be decomposed into at most paths, while a conjecture of Haj'{o}s states that any Eulerian graph on vertices can be decomposed into at most cycles. The ErdH{o}s-Gallai conjecture states that any graph on vertices can be decomposed into cycles and edges. We show that if is a sufficiently large graph on vertices with linear minimum degree, then the following hold. (i) can be decomposed into at most paths. (ii) If is Eulerian, then it can be decomposed into at most cycles. (iii) can be decomposed into at most cycles and edges. If in addition satisfies a weak expansion property, we asymptotically determine the required number of paths/cycles for each such . (iv) can be decomposed into paths, where is the number of odd-degree vertices of . (v) If is Eulerian, then it can be decomposed into cycles. All bounds in (i)-(v) are asymptotically best possible.
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