Homomorphism complexes and k-cores
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Abstract: We prove that the topological connectivity of a graph homomorphism complex Hom() is at least , where . This is a strong generalization of a theorem of Cuki'{c} and Kozlov, in which is replaced by the maximum degree . It also generalizes the graph theoretic bound for chromatic number, , as . Furthermore, we use this result to examine homological phase transitions in the random polyhedral complexes Hom when for a fixed constant .
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