Remarks on planar edge-chromatic critical graphs
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Abstract: The only open case of Vizing's conjecture that every planar graph with is a class 1 graph is . We give a short proof of the following statement: there is no 6-critical plane graph , such that every vertex of is incident to at most three 3-faces. A stronger statement without restriction to critical graphs is stated in cite{Wang_Xu_2013}. However, the proof given there works only for critical graphs. Furthermore, we show that every 5-critical plane graph has a 3-face which is adjacent to a -face . For our result gives insights into the structure of planar -critical graphs, and the result for gives support for the truth of Vizing's planar graph conjecture.
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