Tournaments, \(\bar\omega \)-criticality, and directed paths
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The unified theorem: Conjecture 5.10 at \(k = 3,4,5\)
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The headline: every \(k \in \{ 3,4,5\} \)
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\(k = 3\): infinitely many, and Question 5.9 fails
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\(k = 4\)
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\(k = 5\)
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The three critical families
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\(\mathrm{AC}_n\) is 3-critical; its basic stats
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\(\bar\omega (\mathrm{AC}_n) = 3\)
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\(\bar\omega (\mathrm{AC}_n - v) = 2\) for every \(v\)
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\(\mathrm{AC}_n[C_3]\) is 4-critical, on \(3n\) vertices
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\(\bar\omega (\mathrm{AC}_n[C_3]) = 4\)
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\(\bar\omega (\mathrm{AC}_n[C_3] - v) = 3\) for every \(v\)
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\(\bar\omega (\mathrm{AC}_n[\mathrm{AC}_n] - v) = 4\); 5-criticality; order \(n^2\)
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\(\bar\omega (\mathrm{AC}_n[\mathrm{AC}_n]) = 5\)
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Directed paths: the Cheng–Keevash results
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The \(\delta = 3\) path theorem
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The \(\delta = 2\) case
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Theorem 4, oriented version
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Cheng–Keevash Lemma 7, uniform in \(\delta \)
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No short-path strong counterexample at \(\delta = 3\)
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General tournament theory
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The substitution lower bound
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Vertex-transitive tournaments: one deletion decides criticality
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Domination bounds the clique number
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\(C_3\) is the unique 2-critical tournament
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Proper subtournaments of critical tournaments
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\(\bar\omega = 1\) exactly for transitive tournaments
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6 General tournament theory