Every sufficiently large triangle-divisible graph with minimum degree at least (7+√21)/14 + epsilon has a triangle decomposition with arbitrarily large girth.
Conflict-free Hypergraph Matchings and Coverings
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Recent work showing the existence of conflict-free almost-perfect hypergraph matchings has found many applications. We show that, assuming certain simple degree and codegree conditions on the hypergraph $ \mathcal{H} $ and the conflicts to be avoided, a conflict-free almost-perfect matching can be extended to one covering all of the vertices in a particular subset of $ V(\mathcal{H}) $, by using an additional set of edges; in particular, we ensure that our matching avoids all of a further set of conflicts, which may consist of both old and new edges. This setup is useful for various applications, and our main theorem provides a black box which encapsulates many long and tedious calculations, massively simplifying the proofs of results in generalised Ramsey theory.
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Every sufficiently large triangle-divisible graph with minimum degree at least (7+√21)/14 + epsilon has a triangle decomposition with arbitrarily large girth.