A (simple) proof of the rna conjecture on powers of cycles
Carl Feghali, Felicia Lucke

TL;DR
This paper confirms a recent conjecture regarding the minimum bisection width, also known as the rna number, of powers of cycles, providing a simple proof for this graph theory problem.
Contribution
It offers a straightforward proof of the RNA conjecture on powers of cycles, advancing understanding in graph bisection problems.
Findings
Verification of the RNA conjecture for powers of cycles
Simplified proof methodology
Clarification of minimum bisection width in this context
Abstract
We verify a recent conjecture of Sehrawat, Kumar and Ahlawat on the minimum bisection width (a notion that was rediscovered in 2020 by Acharya and Kureethara under the name of rna number) of powers of cycles.
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Taxonomy
Topicssemigroups and automata theory · graph theory and CDMA systems · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms
