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Date and Time: Tuesday, November 11, 2008, 12:15 pm Duration: This information is not available in the database Location: CAB G51 Speaker: Tom Rackham (Mathematical Institute, Oxford Univ.) Methods of distance-constraint precolouring
Let G be a simple k-colourable graph and let P be a subset of V(G)
of which all vertices are pairwise far apart. Under what
circumstances does any k-colouring of P extend to a proper k-
colouring of G? Given a family of k-colourable graphs, how much
freedom is there in assigning a k-colouring? We present several
methods for obtaining distance-constraint precolouring results in
the context of using at most .(G) colours. We will discuss the
question of the flexibility of list-colourings and improper-
colourings of planar graphs.
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