Circular mixed hypergraphs. II: The upper chromatic number
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Authors extend results from Part I [Congr. Numerantium 144, 207--219 (2000; Zbl 0974.05037)] and prove that for every reduced colourable circular mixed hypergraph with order \(n\), upper chromatic number \(\overline\chi\) and sieve number \(s\) holds \(n-s-2\leq \overline\chi\leq n-s+2\).
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