A coloring of the square of the 8-cube with 13 colors
Abstract
Let k(n) be the number of colors required to color the n-dimensional hypercube such that no two vertices with the same color are at a distance at most k. In other words, k(n) is the minimum number of binary codes with minimum distance at least k+1 required to partition the n-dimensional Hamming space. By giving an explicit coloring, it is shown that 2(8)=13.
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