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SUMMARY:Liana Yepremyan (Emory University)
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/YMC/33/">Par
 titioning cubic graphs into isomorphic linear forests</a>\nby Liana Yeprem
 yan (Emory University) as part of Yerevan Mathematical Colloquium\n\n\nAbs
 tract\nA cubic graph is one where every vertex has degree three.  A linear
  forest is a  disjoint union of paths. It is known that  the edge set of e
 very cubic graph can be partitioned into two linear forests where each pat
 h is short (of constant size). A conjecture of Wormald asks for such a par
 tition where the two forests are isomorphic (we no longer insist on having
  short paths\, although that is also an open question). Note that this als
 o can be phrased as an edge-colouring question. Is it possible to colour t
 he edge set of a cubic graph  by red and blue such that  the two  monochro
 matic components induce isomorphic linear forests? Recently we proved this
  for all connected graphs on  sufficiently large number of vertices. I wil
 l talk about the result and give some idea of the proof method. This is jo
 int work with Gal Kronenberg\, Shoham Letzter and Alexey Pokrovskiy.\n\nTa
 lk chair: Petros Petrosyan\n
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