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Long directed paths in Eulerian digraphs

Published 27 Jan 2021 in math.CO | (2101.11601v1)

Abstract: An old conjecture of Bollob\'as and Scott asserts that every Eulerian directed graph with average degree dd contains a directed cycle of length at least Ω(d)\Omega(d). The best known lower bound for this problem is Ω(d<sup>1/2)\Omega(d<sup>{1/2}) by Huang, Ma, Shapira, Sudakov and Yuster. They asked whether this estimate can be improved at least for directed paths instead of cycles and whether one can find a long path starting from any vertex if the host digraph is connected. In this paper we break the d\sqrt{d} barrier, showing how to find a path of length Ω(d<sup>1/2+1/40)\Omega(d<sup>{1/2+1/40}) from any vertex of a connected Eulerian digraph.

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