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Strong parity vertex coloring of plane graphs

Tomas Kaiser (1), Ondrej Rucky (1), Matej Stehlik (2), Riste Škrekovski ORCID (3)
(1) department of mathematics and institute of computer science
(2) Optimisation Combinatoire
(3) Faculty of Mathematics and Physics [Ljubljana]
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Volume 16
vol. 16:1
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10.46298/dmtcs.640
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Strong parity vertex coloring of plane graphs

Tomas Kaiser (1), Ondrej Rucky (1), Matej Stehlik (2), Riste Škrekovski ORCID (3)
(1) department of mathematics and institute of computer science
(2) Optimisation Combinatoire
(3) Faculty of Mathematics and Physics [Ljubljana]
Abstract
A strong parity vertex coloring of a 2-connected plane graph is a coloring of the vertices such that every face is incident with zero or an odd number of vertices of each color. We prove that every 2-connected loopless plane graph has a strong parity vertex coloring with 97 colors. Moreover the coloring we construct is proper. This proves a conjecture of Czap and Jendrol' [Discuss. Math. Graph Theory 29 (2009), pp. 521-543.]. We also provide examples showing that eight colors may be necessary (ten when restricted to proper colorings).
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  • [INFO.INFO-DM]Computer Science [cs]/Discrete Mathematics [cs.DM]
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