Reconfiguring colorings of graphs with bounded maximum average degree
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Abstract: The reconfiguration graph for the -colorings of a graph has as vertex set the set of all possible -colorings of and two colorings are adjacent if they differ in the color of exactly one vertex of . Let be integers such that . We prove that for every and every graph with vertices and maximum average degree , has diameter . This significantly strengthens several existing results.
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