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Hauptverfasser: Lee, Seunghun, Smorodinsky, Shakhar
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Veröffentlicht: 2024
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Online-Zugang:https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.09391
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author Lee, Seunghun
Smorodinsky, Shakhar
author_facet Lee, Seunghun
Smorodinsky, Shakhar
contents We study the conflict-free chromatic number of hypergraphs derived from the family of facets of $d$-dimensional cyclic polytopes with $n$ vertices. While in odd dimensions $d$ the problem is easy, for even dimensions the problem becomes very difficult and exhibits interesting connections to extremal graph theory. We provide sharp asymptotic bounds for the conflict-free chromatic number in several small even dimensions and non-trivial upper and lower bounds for general even dimensions. The main purpose of this paper is revealing a surprising relation between conflict-free colorings and the celebrated Erdős girth conjecture, opening new avenues for future research.
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spellingShingle On conflict-free colorings of cyclic polytopes and the girth conjecture for graphs
Lee, Seunghun
Smorodinsky, Shakhar
Combinatorics
We study the conflict-free chromatic number of hypergraphs derived from the family of facets of $d$-dimensional cyclic polytopes with $n$ vertices. While in odd dimensions $d$ the problem is easy, for even dimensions the problem becomes very difficult and exhibits interesting connections to extremal graph theory. We provide sharp asymptotic bounds for the conflict-free chromatic number in several small even dimensions and non-trivial upper and lower bounds for general even dimensions. The main purpose of this paper is revealing a surprising relation between conflict-free colorings and the celebrated Erdős girth conjecture, opening new avenues for future research.
title On conflict-free colorings of cyclic polytopes and the girth conjecture for graphs
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.09391