Orientations making k-cycles cyclic
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Abstract: We show that the minimum number of orientations of the edges of the n-vertex complete graph having the property that every triangle is made cyclic in at least one of them is . More generally, we also determine the minimum number of orientations of such that at least one of them orients some specific -cycles cyclically on every -element subset of the vertex set. The questions answered by these results were motivated by an analogous problem of Vera T. S'os concerning triangles and -edge-colorings. Some variants of the problem are also considered.
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