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Nonorientable triangular embeddings of complete graphs with arbitrarily large looseness
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    Nonorientable triangular embeddings of complete graphs with arbitrarily large looseness (English)
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    11 July 2008
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    The looseness of a triangular imbedding of a complete graph \(G\) in a closed surface is the minimum integer m such that every assignment of \(m\) colors to the vertices of \(G\) yields a face incident with vertices of three distinct colors. The authors show that for every \(p\geq 3\), there is a nonorientable imbedding of a complete graph with looseness at least \(p\).
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    topological embedding
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    triangular embedding
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    complete graph
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    looseness
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    Steiner triple system
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