On color isomorphic subdivisions
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Abstract: Given a graph and an integer , let be the smallest number of colors such that there exists a proper edge-coloring of the complete graph with colors containing no vertex-disjoint color isomorphic copies of . In this paper, we prove that where is the -subdivision of the complete graph . This answers a question of Conlon and Tyomkyn (arXiv: 2002.00921).
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