AbstractFor every pair of finite connected graphs F and H, and every positive integer k, we construct a universal graph U with the following properties:(1)There is a homomorphism π:U→H, but no homomorphism from F to U.(2)For every graph G with maximum degree no more than k having a homomorphism h:G→H, but no homomorphism from F to G, there is a homomorphism α:G→U, such that h=π∘α.Particularly, this solves a problem presented in [1] and [2] regarding the chromatic number of a universal graph
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AbstractFor every pair of finite connected graphs F and H, and every positive integer k, we construc...
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+ (2n + m) 3 vertices, where ffl is 1 when m is odd or zero and 2 when m is even and positive. In th...
Rado constructed a (simple) denumerable graph R with the positive integers as vertex set with the fo...
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We supply an upper bound on the distinguishing chromatic number of certain infinite graphs satisfyin...
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AbstractFor each finite core graph G there is a countable universal pseudo-homogeneous G-colourable ...
AbstractA class C of graphs is said to be H-bounded if each graph in the class C admits a homomorphi...
AbstractFor each finite core graph G there is a countable universal pseudo-homogeneous G-colourable ...
AbstractA class C of graphs is said to be H-bounded if each graph in the class C admits a homomorphi...
AbstractFor every pair of finite connected graphs F and H, and every positive integer k, we construc...
A graph property is any isomorphism closed class of simple graphs. For a simple finite graph H, let ...
AbstractAmong a family of graphs H a graph G is called universal if any graph in H is isomorphic to ...
For a graph H, we compare two notions of uniquely H-colourable graphs, where one is defined via auto...
AbstractFor a fixed graph H, the homomorphism problem for H is the problem of determining whether or...
+ (2n + m) 3 vertices, where ffl is 1 when m is odd or zero and 2 when m is even and positive. In th...
Rado constructed a (simple) denumerable graph R with the positive integers as vertex set with the fo...
AbstractA natural generalization of graph colorings is graph homomorphisms. Let G and H be simple gr...
We supply an upper bound on the distinguishing chromatic number of certain infinite graphs satisfyin...
Abstract. We supply an upper bound on the distinguishing chromatic number of certain innite graphs s...
We consider vertex k-colorings of an arbitrary simple, connected, and undirected graph G=(V,E) such ...
AbstractFor each finite core graph G there is a countable universal pseudo-homogeneous G-colourable ...
AbstractA class C of graphs is said to be H-bounded if each graph in the class C admits a homomorphi...
AbstractFor each finite core graph G there is a countable universal pseudo-homogeneous G-colourable ...
AbstractA class C of graphs is said to be H-bounded if each graph in the class C admits a homomorphi...