Strong edge-coloring of cubic bipartite graphs: a counterexample
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Abstract: A strong edge-coloring of a graph assigns colors to edges of such that whenever and are at distance no more than 1. It is equivalent to a proper vertex coloring of the square of the line graph of . In 1990 Faudree, Schelp, Gy'arf'as, and Tuza conjectured that if is a bipartite graph with maximum degree 3 and sufficiently large girth, then has a strong edge-coloring with at most 5 colors. In 2021 this conjecture was disproved by Luv{z}ar, Mav{c}ajov'{a}, v{S}koviera, and Sot'{a}k. Here we give an alternative construction to disprove the conjecture.
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