A Reduced Upper Bound for an Edge-coloring Problem from Relation Algebra

Abstract

We construct an edge-coloring of KN (for N = 3432) in colors red, dark blue, and light blue, such that there are no monochromatic blue triangles and such that the coloring satisfies a certain strong universal-existential property. The edge-coloring of KN depends on a cyclic coloring of K17 whose two color classes are K4-, K4,3-, and K5,2-free. This construction yields the smallest known representation of the relation algebra 3265, reducing the upper bound from 8192 to 3432.

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