Covering complete graphs by monochromatically bounded sets
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Abstract: Given a -colouring of the edges of the complete graph , are there monochromatic components that cover its vertices? This important special case of the well-known Lov'asz-Ryser conjecture is still open. In this paper we consider a strengthening of this question, where we insist that the covering sets are not merely connected but have bounded diameter. In particular, we prove that for any colouring of with 4 colours, there is a choice of sets that cover all vertices, and colours , such that for each the monochromatic subgraph induced by the set and the colour has diameter at most 160.
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