A precolouring extension of Vizing's theorem
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Abstract: Fix a palette of colours, a graph with maximum degree , and a subset of the edge set with minimum distance between edges at least . If the edges of are arbitrarily precoloured from , then there is guaranteed to be a proper edge-colouring using only colours from that extends the precolouring on to the entire graph. This result is a first general precolouring extension form of Vizing's theorem, and it proves a conjecture of Albertson and Moore under a slightly stronger distance requirement. We also show that the condition on the distance can be lowered to when the graph contains no cycle of length .
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