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Tight product and semi-coloring of graphs - PPT Presentation

Masaru Kamada Tokyo University of Science Graph Theory Conference i n honor of Yoshimi Egawa on the occasion his 60 th birthday September 1014 2013 In this talk all graphs are finite undirected and allowed multiple edges without loops ID: 423103

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Tight product and semi-coloring of graphs

Masaru

Kamada

Tokyo

University of

Science

Graph Theory Conference

i

n honor of Yoshimi

Egawa

on the occasion his 60

th

birthday

September 10-14, 2013Slide2

In this talk, all graphs are finite, undirected and allowed multiple edges without loops.

No loops

Multiple edgesSlide3
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Example

 

 

 

 

 

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The main resultSlide6

Almost regular graphSlide7
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Outline of proof of Lemma 2Slide9
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Outline of proof of Lemma 3Slide13
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Example of case IISlide18

Example of subcase II-iiSlide19
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Tight productSlide25

Example

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Example

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The existence of the tight product

(1)Slide28
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The existence of the tight product (2)Slide30
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Thank you for your attentionSlide32

Proper-edge-coloringSlide33

Classification of simple graphsSlide34

Example

Class-1

Class-2

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