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Department colloquium

Sep 2, 2026 4:00 pm

157 Noyes Lab; refreshment in 300 Harker at 3pm

Seminar/Symposium

Sponsor

Joszef Balogh

Speaker

Michelle Delcourt (Toronto Metropolitan University)

Contact

Timur Oikhberg

E-Mail

oikhberg@illinois.edu

Originating Calendar

General Events - Department of Mathematics

Title: A Proof of Nash-Williams' Conjecture

Abstract: In 1970, Nash-Williams conjectured that every triangle-divisible graph on n vertices with minimum degree at least 3n/4 has a triangle-decomposition provided n is large enough. In this talk, we overview our recent proof of this conjecture, highlighting the new techniques we developed to resolve the fractional version as well as its full resolution. Joint work with Luke Postle.

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