The bounded-color monochromatic-cover conjecture
The bounded-color monochromatic-cover conjecture
Let and let be a complete graph whose edges are colored with colors in . A monochromatic cover is a collection of monochromatic connected subgraphs covering all vertices, and its order is its number of subgraphs.
Bounded-color cover conjecture. Every such coloring has a monochromatic cover of order at most in which the subgraphs use at most distinct colors.
This is the balanced-subset special case of the S-versus-complement conjecture.
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Louis DeBiasio, Yigal Kamel, Grace McCourt and Hannah Sheats, “Generalizations and strengthenings of Ryser's conjecture”, arXiv:2009.07239 (2021).
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