Mixing is hard for triangle-free reflexive graphs
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Abstract: In the problem one is given a graph and must decide if the Hom-graph is connected. We show that if is a triangle-free reflexive graph with at least one cycle, is -complete. The main part of this is a reduction to the problem for a simplicial complex , in which one is given a simplicial complex and must decide if there are any simplicial maps from to under which some -cycles of maps to homologically non-trivial cycle of . We show that for any reflexive graph , if the clique complex of has a free, non-trivial homology group , then is -complete.
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