Multi-Colouring of Kneser Graphs: Notes on Stahl's Conjecture
Abstract
A (finite, undirected) graph is (n,k)-colourable if we can assign each vertex a k-subset of \1,2,…,n\ so that adjacent vertices receive disjoint subsets. We consider the following problem: if a graph is (n,k)-colourable, then for what pairs (n',k') is it also (n',k')-colourable? This question can be translated into a question regarding multi-colourings of Kneser graphs, for which Stahl formulated a conjecture in 1976. We present new results, strengthen existing results, and in particular present much simpler proofs of several known cases of the conjecture.
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