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Homomorphisms and edge-colourings of planar graphs
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    Homomorphisms and edge-colourings of planar graphs (English)
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    16 April 2007
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    The author conjectures that every planar graph of odd girth \(2k+1\) admits a homomorphism to the Cayley graph \(C(\mathbb{Z}_{2}^{2k+1},S_{2k+1})\), with \(S_{2k+1}\) being the set of \((2k+1)\)-vectors with exactly two consecutive 1's in a cyclic order. The main result is that this conjecture is equivalent to the corresponding case of a conjecture of P. Seymour, stating that every planar \((2k+1)\)-graph is \((2k+1) \)-edge-colorable.
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    planarity
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    Clebsch graph
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