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Chromatic number is not tournament-local - ScienceDirect

Scott and Seymour conjectured the existence of a function such that, for every graph G and tournament T on the same vertex set, implies that for some vertex v.

[2305.15585] Chromatic number is not tournament-local - arXiv

Title:Chromatic number is not tournament-local ... Abstract:Scott and Seymour conjectured the existence of a function f \colon \mathbb{N} \to \ ...

Chromatic number is not tournament-local - People

Since every graph of high chromatic number has high degeneracy, Theorem 2 shows that for every positive integer d there is a graph G and a ...

Chromatic number is not tournament-local - arXiv

Chromatic number is not tournament-local ; António Girão Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, UK {girao,michel,savery}@maths.ox.ac.uk ; Kevin Hendrey ...

chromatic number is not tournament-local - Florian Lehner

Since every graph of high chromatic number has high degeneracy, Theorem 2 shows that for every positive integer d there is a graph G and a ...

(PDF) Chromatic number is not tournament-local - ResearchGate

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Chromatic number is not tournament-local - UCL Discovery

Chromatic number is not tournament-local ... Girao, Antonio; Hendrey, Kevin; Illingworth, Freddie; Lehner, Florian; Michel, Lukas; Savery, Michael; Steiner, ...

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Chromatic number is not tournament-local ... To read the full-text of this research, you can request a copy directly from the authors. References ( ...

Local chromatic number and topological properties of graphs - EMIS

Definition 1 ([12]) The Schrijver graph SG(n, k) is defined as follows. Its vertices are those k-element subsets of the set [n] = {1,...,n} that do not contain ...

Coloring tournaments: from local to global - Lamsade

Given a tournament T, a subset X of V (T) is transitive if the subtournament of T induced by X contains no directed cycle. Thus, ~χ(T) is the minimum k such ...

Relations between the Local Chromatic Number and Its Directed ...

The local chromatic number is a coloring parameter defined as the minimum number of colors that should appear in the most colorful closed ...

How can we theoretically prove that the chromatic number of the ...

To show that χ(G)>4 we need to argue that there is no proper 4-coloring. As mentioned in the comments, doing this in a nice way often ...

Coloring - Discrete Mathematics - An Open Introduction

If G G is a planar graph, then the chromatic number of G G is less than or equal to 4. Thus any map can be properly colored with 4 or fewer colors. We will not ...

[PDF] Local chromatic number of quadrangulations of surfaces

... not bipartite it has chromatic number four. The generalization states that in this case the local chromatic number is also four.Both papers [1] and [13] ...

Chromatic Number -- from Wolfram MathWorld

The chromatic number of a graph G is the smallest number of colors needed to color the vertices of G so that no two adjacent vertices share the same color ...

On the local distinguishing chromatic number - Taylor & Francis Online

The exact values of 1-local distinguishing chromatic number of several classes of graphs such as stars, complete graphs, complete bipartite graphs, Petersen ...

The strong chromatic number of a graph - Princeton Math

it suffices to show, using the local lemma, that with positive probabilty no event Av holds. Fix a vertex v of G and consider the event Av. Suppose f(v) = l ...

Graph coloring - Wikipedia

In its simplest form, it is a way of coloring the vertices of a graph such that no two adjacent vertices are of the same color; this is called a vertex coloring ...

Local chromatic number of quadrangulations of surfaces

The local chromatic number of a graph G, as introduced in [4], is the minimum integer k such that G admits a proper coloring (with an arbitrary number of ...

Chromatic Numbers of Tournaments (2011)

In a digraph G, a set S is acyclic if G[S] contains no (directed) cycle. The chromatic number of a tournament G, denoted χ(G) is the minimum size of a partition ...