Re: A graph problem
- From: Hauke Reddmann <fc3a501@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 22 May 2005 12:27:57 GMT
Proginoskes <proginoskes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Just for clarification, are you asking for the following:
> What is the largest n such that K_n can be colored in 2 colors such
> that the subgraphs induced by any set of 4 vertices are colored the
> same?
Yes. Exactly. I'm not good in talking Math-ese :-)
> What's wrong with coloring all the edges with the same color? (In this
> case, n is unbounded.)
Nothing. That's a perfect valid solution, only that it
won't solve certain other constraints of my "real" problem. :-)
(where "color" means loosely "move of a generalized chess piece")
OK, add: "Both colors have to occur."
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