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An Improved Bound for Smith's Longest Cycles Conjecture via a Forbidden Subdivision
Smith's conjecture asserts that in every $k$-connected graph with $k\geq 2$, any two longest cycles intersect in at least $k$ vertices. In this work, we establish an $Ω(k^{8/11})$ bound for this conjecture, improving upon the $Ω(k^{2/3})$ bound of Ma and Zhao. Our proof combines a Ramsey theoretic r
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