Coloring of plane graphs with unique maximal colors on faces
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Abstract: The Four Colour Theorem asserts that the vertices of every plane graph can be properly coloured with four colors. Fabrici and G"oring conjectured the following stronger statement to also hold: the vertices of every plane graph can be properly coloured with the numbers 1,...,4 in such a way that every face contains a unique vertex coloured with the maximal color appearing on that face. They proved that every plane graph has such a colouring with the numbers 1,...,6. We prove that every plane graph has such a colouring with the numbers 1,...,5 and we also prove the list variant of the statement for lists of sizes seven.
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