Seminar series
Date
Tue, 10 Mar 2009
Time
14:30 -
15:30
Location
L3
Speaker
Peter Keevash
Organisation
QMUL
There are many theorems concerning cycles in graphs for which it is natural to seek analogous results for directed graphs. I will survey
recent progress on certain questions of this type. New results include
(i) a solution to a question of Thomassen on an analogue of Dirac’s theorem
for oriented graphs,
(ii) a theorem on packing cyclic triangles in tournaments that “almost” answers a question of Cuckler and Yuster, and
(iii) a bound for the smallest feedback arc set in a digraph with no short directed cycles, which is optimal up to a constant factor and extends a result of Chudnovsky, Seymour and Sullivan.
These are joint work respectively with (i) Kuhn and Osthus, (ii) Sudakov, and (iii) Fox and Sudakov.