The Δ-Conjecture for CIS d-Graphs
Yinchen Liu, Quanyu Tang
Abstract
We prove the Δ-conjecture, which dates back to Gurvich's 1978 thesis. Specifically, let the edges of a complete graph be colored with colors 1,…,d, and for each i let Gi be the graph on the same vertex set formed by the edges of color i. We prove that if every choice of a maximal stable set Si of Gi, one for each i∈[d], has nonempty intersection, then the coloring contains no rainbow triangle. Together with a result of Andrade, Boros, and Gurvich, this characterizes CIS d-graphs as precisely the Gallai d-graphs whose chromatic components are ordinary CIS graphs. We also show that every factor in the canonical modular decomposition of a CIS d-graph is a CIS d-graph whose edge-coloring uses at most two colors.
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