I work as an assistant professor at the Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia. Before that I was a postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University, working with Dan Kráľ. Before before that I was a researcher and a Ph.D. student at the University of West Bohemia, my studies were advised by Tomáš Kaiser.
You can reach me at kabela[at]kma.zcu.cz.
I am interested in Structural Graph Theory. The results of my research can be found listed below.
Papers
C. Brause, T. D. Doan, P. Holub, A. Kabela, Z. Ryjáček, I. Schiermeyer, P. Vrána: Forbidden induced subgraphs and perfectness for claw-free graphs of independence at least 4, arXiv.
J. W. Cooper, A. Kabela, D. Král', T. Pierron: Hadwiger meets Cayley, arXiv.
P. Candela, C. Catalá, R. Hancock, A. Kabela, D. Kráľ, A. Lamaison, L. Vena: Coloring graphs by translates in the circle, arXiv.
A. Kabela, J. Teska: Trestles in the squares of graphs, arXiv.
R. Hancock, A. Kabela, D. Kráľ, T. Martins, R. Parente, F. Skerman, J. Volec: No additional tournaments are quasirandom-forcing, arXiv.
J. W. Cooper, A. Grzesik, A. Kabela, D. Kráľ: Packing and covering directed triangles asymptotically, arXiv.
A. Kabela, P. Vrána: Equivalent formulation of Thomassen's conjecture using Tutte paths in claw-free graphs, arXiv.
C. Brause, P. Holub, A. Kabela, Z. Ryjáček, I. Schiermeyer, P. Vrána: On forbidden induced subgraphs for K_{1,3}-free perfect graphs, Discrete Mathematics (2019) and arXiv.
A. Kabela: Long paths and toughness of k-trees and chordal planar graphs, Discrete Mathematics (2019) and arXiv .
Z. Dvořák, A. Kabela, T. Kaiser: Planar graphs have two-coloring number at most 8, Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series B (2018) and arXiv.
J. Ekstein, S. Fujita, A. Kabela, J. Teska: Bounding the distance among longest paths in a connected graph, Discrete Mathematics (2018) and arXiv .
A. Kabela: An update on non-Hamiltonian 5/4-tough maximal planar graphs, Discrete Mathematics (2018) and arXiv.
A. Kabela, T. Kaiser: 10-tough chordal graphs are Hamiltonian, Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series B (2017) and arXiv.
Talks
Disproving a conjecture on layered permutation density maximisers (joint work with J. W. Cooper, A. Kabela, D. Král' and T. Pierron), 55th Czech-Slovak Conference on Graph Theory, Czech Republic, 2020.
Quasirandom-forcing tournaments (joint work with R. Hancock, A. Kabela, D. Kráľ, T. Martins, R. Parente, F. Skerman and J. Volec), Comenius University in Bratislava, Seminar series on Graph Theory, Slovakia, 2019.
Forbidden pairs and perfect graphs (joint work with P. Vrána), Midsummer Combinatorial Workshop XXIV, Czech Republic, 2019.
Forbidden pairs and perfect graphs (joint work with P. Vrána), Ghent Graph Theory Workshop, Belgium, 2019.
Tough enough H-graphs are Hamiltonian (joint work with T. Kaiser), The 54th Czech-Slovak Conference Graphs 2019, Slovakia, 2019.
Equivalent formulation of Thomassen's conjecture using Tutte paths in K_{1,3}-free graphs (joint work with P. Vrána), 10th Workshop on the Matthews-Sumner Conjecture and Related Problems, Czech Republic, 2019.
Toughness and Hamiltonicity and using duality theorems (joint work with T. Kaiser and H. Broersma), University of Bergen, Seminar series of the Algorithms Research Group, Norway, 2018.
Spanning a tough graph (joint work with T. Kaiser and H. Broersma), Bucharest Graph Theory Workshop, Romania, 2018.
Bounding shortness exponent of tough maximal planar graphs, The 52nd Czech-Slovak Conference on Combinatorics and Graph Theory, Czech Republic, 2017.
Toughness and Hamiltonicity for special graph classes (joint work with H. Broersma, H. Qi and E. Vumar), Bordeaux Graph Workshop 2016, France, 2016.
10-tough chordal graphs are Hamiltonian (joint work with T. Kaiser), The 51th Czech-Slovak Conference Grafy 2016, Slovakia, 2016.