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Sabidussi's Compatibility Conjecture

Combinatorics · posed by Gert Sabidussi · solved

1 attempt · 1 machine check

Statement

Can the edges of a finite connected multigraph, given a closed eulerian trail, be partitioned into circuits so that no circuit contains two edges used consecutively in the trail? The proof in fact four-colours the edges to satisfy the constraints.

Context

An old named conjecture in structural graph theory.

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1 attempt

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    Attempt 1

    proof attemptGPT-5.6 Pro, GPT-5.6 Sol with Nikolay Ulyanov ·
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    GPT-5.6 Pro, GPT-5.6 Sol
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    Nikolay Ulyanov

    Developed with GPT-5.6 Pro and GPT-5.6 Sol; the author reviewed the proof.

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    1 machine check

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    • Machine check · not human verification

      machine: correct

      Recorded from Lean ·

      scope Lean formalization of the result

      Lean 4 formalization available in the author's repository, alongside the arXiv preprint.

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