The Asayama-Matsumoto conjecture and a refined discrepancy bound
Alessio Basti, Tommaso Cremaschi
Abstract
Every n-vertex plane triangulation admits a polychromatic red--blue vertex coloring with discrepancy at most n-2n/3n/3, resolving a conjecture of Asayama and Matsumoto. The proof follows by combining Loyola et al. 2026 and Kawarabayashi et al. 2026. For n6 and n56, we prove the sharper bound n-2(n+2)/3. An exhaustive census of all 9,150 non-isomorphic sphere triangulations with 4 n12 verifies the bounds and also confirms the sharper estimate at n=11, the first order in the remaining open residue class.
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