Colorful paths for 3-chromatic graphs
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Abstract: In this paper, we prove that every 3-chromatic connected graph, except , admits a 3-vertex coloring in which every vertex is the beginning of a 3-chromatic path. It is a special case of a conjecture due to S.~Akbari, F.~Khaghanpoor, and S.~Moazzeni, cited in [P.J. Cameron, Research problems from the BCC22, emph{Discrete Math.} {�f 311} (2011), 1074--1083], stating that every connected graph other than admits a -coloring such that every vertex of is the beginning of a colorful path (i.e. a path of on vertices containing a vertex of each color). We also provide some support for the conjecture in the case of 4-chromatic graphs.
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