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Multicoloring: Problems and Techniques

Invited Paper Invited Lectures Algorithms and Complexity · Theoretical Computer Science

Abstract

Abstract A multicoloring is an assignment where each vertex is assigned not just a single number (a “color”) but a set of numbers. The number of colors assigned to the vertex is specified by the length (or color requirement ) parameter of that vertex in the input. As usual, adjacent vertices cannot receive the same color; thus here, the sets of colors they receive must be disjoint. Multicolorings are therefore proper generalizations of ordinary graph colorings. The purpose of this paper is to summarize some of the techniques that have been developed specifically for obtaining good approximate multicolorings in different classes of graphs.

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Venue
International Symposium on Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science
Archive span
1973-2025
Indexed papers
3045
Paper id
235716787247432243
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