Toward Cereceda's conjecture for planar graphs
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Abstract: The reconfiguration graph of the -colourings of a graph has as vertex set the set of all possible -colourings of and two colourings are adjacent if they differ on the colour of exactly one vertex. Cereceda conjectured ten years ago that, for every -degenerate graph on vertices, has diameter . The conjecture is wide open, with a best known bound of , even for planar graphs. We improve this bound for planar graphs to . Our proof can be transformed into an algorithm that runs in time.
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