A Simple Algorithm for Coloring m-Clique Holes

Abstract

An m-clique hole is a sequence φ=(1,2,…,m) of m distinct cliques such that |i| ≤ m for all i=1,2,…,m, and whose clique graph is a hole on m vertices. That is, φ is an m-clique hole if for all i≠ j, i,j=1,2,…,m, i j ≠ if and only if (j-1)~mod~m = (j+1)~mod~m = i~mod~m. This paper derives a sufficient and necessary condition on m-colorability of m-clique holes, and proposes a coloring algorithm that colors m-clique holes with exactly m colors.

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