Strong connectivity and directed triangles in oriented graphs. Partial results on a particular case of the Caccetta-H\"aggkvist conjecture
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arXiv1112.3477MaRDI QIDQ6229705FDOQ6229705
Authors: Nicolas Lichiardopol
Publication date: 15 December 2011
Abstract: A particular case of Caccetta-H"{a}ggkvist conjecture, says that a digraph of order with minimum out-degree at least contains a directed cycle of length at most 3. Recently, Kral, Hladky and Norine proved that a digraph of order with minimum out-degree at least contains a directed cycle of length at most 3 (which currently is the best result). A weaker particular case says that a digraph of order with minimum semi-degree at least contains a directed triangle. In a recent paper, by using the result of Kral et al, the author proved that for , any digraph of order with minimum semi-degree at least contains a directed cycle of length at most 3 (which currently is the best result). This means that for a given integer , every digraph with minimum semi-degree and of order with , contains a directed cycle of length at most 3. In particular, every oriented graph with minimum semi-degree and of order with , contains a directed triangle. In this paper, by using the result of Kral et al, we prove that every oriented graph with minimum semi-degree , of order with and of strong connectivity at most , contains a directed triangle. This will be implied by a more general and more precise result, valid not only for but also for larger values of . As application, we improve two existing results. The first result (Authors Broersma and Li), concerns the number of the directed cycles of length 4 of a triangle free oriented graph of order and of minimum semi-degree at least . The second result (Authors Kelly, K"{u}hn and Osthus), concerns the diameter of a triangle free oriented graph of order and of minimum semi-degree at least .
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