Strongly Set-Colorable Graphs: A Complete Characterization

Abstract

In this note, we revisit the notion of strong set-colorings introduced by Hegde (2009) and completed by equivalences due to Boutin et al. (2010) and provide a necessary and sufficient Steiner packing characterisation: a finite graph G is strongly set-colorable if and only if its associated 3-uniform hypergraph is a (2,3,2n-1)-packing of the unique Steiner triple system S(2,3,2n-1). This unification allows many earlier necessary conditions to be derived instantly as corollaries, streamlining the structure theory of strongly set-colorable graphs.

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