On the Complexity of Colouring by Vertex-Transitive and Arc-Transitive Digraphs
Given a fixed digraph \(H\), the \(H\)-colouring problem is: For a given digraph \(D\), does there exist an \(H\)-colouring of \(D\) --- that is, a function (homomorphism) \(f: V(D)\to V(H)\) such that \(f(x)f(y)\) is an arc in \(H\) whenever \(xy\) is an arc in \(D\)? The author investigates the complexity of this problem, for \(H\) either vertex-transitive or arc-transitive, obtaining a complete classification in each case. In the vertex-transitive case, the \(H\)-colouring problem is shown to be NP-complete unless \(H\) admits a retraction to a directed cycle, in which case the problem is polynomial. A similar classification for arc-transitive digraphs is deduced as a corollary.
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