Disjoint Cycles with Length Constraints in Digraphs of Large Connectivity or Large Minimum Degree

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Abstract: A conjecture by Lichiardopol states that for every kge1 there exists an integer g(k) such that every digraph of minimum out-degree at least g(k) contains k vertex-disjoint directed cycles of pairwise distinct lengths. Motivated by Lichiardopol's conjecture, we study the existence of vertex-disjoint directed cycles satisfying length constraints in digraphs of large connectivity or large minimum degree. Our main result is that for every kinmathbbN, there exists s(k)inmathbbN such that every strongly s(k)-connected digraph contains k vertex-disjoint directed cycles of pairwise distinct lengths. In contrast, for every kinmathbbN we construct a strongly k-connected digraph containing no two vertex- or arc-disjoint directed cycles of the same length. It is an open problem whether g(3) exists. Here we prove the existence of an integer K such that every digraph of minimum out- and in-degree at least K contains 3 vertex-disjoint directed cycles of pairwise distinct lengths.









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