Abstract
Let B be a uniformly chosen random bipartite graph with two partition classes U and V of size n each. We prove that, asymptotically almost surely, if (G_1, . . . , G_n) is a family of complete bipartite subgraphs of B that covers all edges of B, then, either, each G_i has exactly one vertex in U, or each G_i has exactly one vertex in V. This answers a question of Kim and Roush from 1982 and leads to an asymptotically optimal bound for cardinalities of generating sets of the semigroup of all binary relations, which is a solution to a problem dating back to an article of Devadze from 1968.
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