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发表于 2010-11-16 11:02:26
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下面的一段说明了将完全图K16涂3色一共有2种涂法。右面的图我也打不开,呵呵。
“To see that R(3,3,3) >= 17, it suffices to draw an edge colouring on the complete graph on 16 vertices with 3 colours, which avoids monochromatic triangles. It turns out that there are exactly two such colourings on K16, the so-called untwisted and twisted colourings. Both colourings are shown in the figure to the right, with the untwisted colouring on the top, and the twisted colouring on the bottom. In both colourings in the figure, note that the vertices are labeled, and that the vertices v11 through v15 are drawn twice, on both the left and the right, in order to simplify the drawings.
Thus, R(3,3,3) = 17.
If you select any colour of either the untwisted or twisted colouring on K16, and consider the graph whose edges are precisely those edges which have the specified colour, you will get the Clebsch graph.
It is known that there are exactly two edge colourings with 3 colours on K15 which avoid monochromatic triangles, which can be constructed by deleting any vertex from the untwisted and twisted colourings on K16, respectively.
It is also known that there are exactly 115 edge colourings with 3 colours on K14 which avoid monochromatic triangles, provided that we consider edge colourings which differ by a permutation of the colours as being the same.” |
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