On the geometric k-colored crossing number of Kn
Abstract
We study the geometric k-colored crossing number of complete graphs crk(Kn), which is the smallest number of monochromatic crossings in any k-edge colored straight-line drawing of Kn. We substantially improve asymptotic upper bounds on crk(Kn) for k=2,…, 10 by developing a procedure for general k that derives k-edge colored drawings of Kn for arbitrarily large n from initial drawings with a low number of monochromatic crossings. We obtain the latter by heuristic search, employing a MAX-k-CUT-formulation of a subproblem in the process.
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