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Cycle Double Cover Conjecture

TheoremDB P3062 · graph theory

Inferred from the community field; finer classification has not been reviewed.

Source catalogue assessmentAs of 2026-09-08Source & evidence ↓

Problem statement

Prove that every finite bridgeless loopless undirected multigraph admits a cycle double cover: a finite multiset of cycles in which every labelled edge occurs exactly 22 times, counting multiplicity.

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Formal statement

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theorem CDCLean.cycleDoubleCover_of_bridgeless {V E : Type u} [Fintype V] [Fintype E] [DecidableEq V] [DecidableEq E] (G : FiniteGraph V E) (hb : G.Bridgeless) : Nonempty G.CycleDoubleCover

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Progress & source assessment

Source-reported assessment, retrieved 8 September 2026. Frontier Science has not independently reviewed this status.

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References
  1. [1]TheoremDB P3062 link
  2. [2]Source formal statement (not locally verified) link

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