Strong coloring 2‐regular graphs: Cycle restrictions and partial colorings
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Abstract: Let be a graph with , and let be obtained from by gluing in vertex-disjoint copies of . We prove that if contains at most one odd cycle of length exceeding , or if contains at most triangles, then . This proves the Strong Coloring Conjecture for such graphs . For graphs with that are not covered by our theorem, we prove an approximation result towards the conjecture.
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