Triangulating remnants of complete graphs
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Let U be a subgraph of \(K_ n\) that is the vertex-disjoint union of cycles and let R be the 'remnant' \(K_ n\setminus U\). This note is concerned with the conjecture that if \(| E(R)| \equiv 0 (mod 3)\) then R can be decomposed into edge-disjoint triangles. It is related to the existence, for n odd, of so-called totally symmetric quasigroups. An example is given \((n=9\) and U is the vertex-disjoint union of \(C_ 4\) and \(C_ 5)\) when the conjecture fails but the possibility that it is true for \(n>9\) remains.
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