The toroidal 5-choosability and 5-colorability conjecture
The toroidal 5-choosability and 5-colorability conjecture
A graph drawn on the torus is a toroidal graph, and it is 5-choosable if every assignment of lists of at least five colors to its vertices admits a proper coloring from those lists. It is 5-colorable if it admits a proper coloring with five colors.
The toroidal 5-choosability conjecture. A toroidal graph is -choosable if and only if it is -colorable.
The paper establishes this equivalence under additional structural assumptions, while the unrestricted statement remains open.
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Zdeněk Dvořák and Félix Moreno Peñarrubia, “Towards Characterization of 5-List-Colorability of Toroidal Graphs”, arXiv:2407.18800 (2024).
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