On the chromatic numbers of Johnson type graphs

Abstract

A Johnson type graph J(n,k,t) is a graph whose vertex set consists of vectors from \-1,0,1\n of the length k and edges connect vertices with scalar product t. The paper determines the order of growth of the chromatic numbers of graphs J(n,2,-1) and J(n,3,-1) (logarithmic on n), and also J(n,3,-2) (double logarithmic on n).

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