The non-optimal edge-coloring equivalence conjecture
The non-optimal edge-coloring equivalence conjecture
Let be a graph, and call an edge-coloring optimal if it uses the minimum possible number of colors. Two edge-colorings are equivalent if one can be transformed into the other by a sequence of Kempe swaps; a coloring is non-optimal if it is not optimal.
The non-optimal edge-coloring equivalence conjecture. Any two non-optimal colorings are equivalent.
This is presented as a consequence of the stronger question asking whether every optimal coloring is equivalent to every given coloring. The supplied source does not state whether the conjecture is resolved.
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Primary source
Jonathan Narboni, “Vizing's edge-recoloring conjecture holds”, arXiv:2302.12914 (2023).
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