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The Espuny Diaz-Lichev-Wesolek Conjecture on Dirac Subgraphs

asymptotic in k; the paper also shows the analogous statement is false for d=2d = 2.

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Occurred: Oct 29, 2026

Delta type: REGISTRY REVISION

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Canonical aliases: The Espuny Diaz-Lichev-Wesolek Conjecture on Dirac Subgraphs · Dirac subgraphs of cycle powers

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Richard Lang
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Alp Muyesser
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Mathias Schacht
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Carl Schneider
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asymptotic in k; the paper also shows the analogous statement is false for d=2d = 2. parent of this event

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The Espuny Diaz-Lichev-Wesolek Conjecture on Dirac Subgraphs evidence for this event

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Espuny Diaz et al 2025: Conjecture statement evidence for this event

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