The monochromatic-line conjecture for coloured planar point sets
The monochromatic-line conjecture for coloured planar point sets
Let be a finite set of points in the plane, and colour each point with one of colours. A monochromatic line means a maximal set of collinear points in whose points all receive the same colour. Monochromatic-line conjecture. For all positive integers and there is an integer such that every set of at least points in the plane contains collinear points or a monochromatic line. This is presented as a strengthening of the Big-Line-Big-Chromatic-Number Conjecture; no resolution is given in the source.
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Attila Pór and David R. Wood, “On Visibility and Blockers”, arXiv:0912.1150 (2009).
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