AbstractWe investigate the largest number of colours, called upper chromatic number and denoted X(H), that can be assigned to the vertices (points) of a Steiner triple system H in such a way that every block H ∈ H contains at least two vertices of the same colour. The exact value of X is determined for some classes of triple systems, and it is observed further that optimal colourings with the same number of colours exist also under the additional assumption that no monochromatic block occurs. Examples show, however, that the cardinalities of the colour classes in the latter case are more strictly determined
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A Steiner triple system has a bicoloring with m color classes if the points are partitioned into m ...
AbstractWe investigate the largest number of colours, called upper chromatic number and denoted X(H)...
AbstractIn 1993 Voloshin introduced the concept of mixed hypergraph. A mixed hypergraph is character...
AbstractStrict colourings of STS(3v)s containing three mutually disjoint subsystems of order v are e...
AbstractWe study the coloring properties of STSs and derive several inequalities for the sizes of th...
A Steiner triple system of order v (STS(v)) is called x-chromatic if x is the smallest number of col...
AbstractThe paper surveys problems, results and methods concerning the coloring of Steiner triple an...
A Steiner triple system, STS(v), is said to be χ-chromatic if the points can be coloured using χ col...
AbstractWe consider colourings of Steiner systems S(2,3,v) and S(2,4,v) in which blocks have prescri...
A Steiner triple system has a bicoloring with m color classes if the points are partitioned into m s...
AbstractA strong colouring of a hypergraph is an assignment of colours to its vertices so that no tw...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A Steiner triple system has a bicoloring with m color classes if the points are partitioned into m ...
AbstractWe investigate the largest number of colours, called upper chromatic number and denoted X(H)...
AbstractIn 1993 Voloshin introduced the concept of mixed hypergraph. A mixed hypergraph is character...
AbstractStrict colourings of STS(3v)s containing three mutually disjoint subsystems of order v are e...
AbstractWe study the coloring properties of STSs and derive several inequalities for the sizes of th...
A Steiner triple system of order v (STS(v)) is called x-chromatic if x is the smallest number of col...
AbstractThe paper surveys problems, results and methods concerning the coloring of Steiner triple an...
A Steiner triple system, STS(v), is said to be χ-chromatic if the points can be coloured using χ col...
AbstractWe consider colourings of Steiner systems S(2,3,v) and S(2,4,v) in which blocks have prescri...
A Steiner triple system has a bicoloring with m color classes if the points are partitioned into m s...
AbstractA strong colouring of a hypergraph is an assignment of colours to its vertices so that no tw...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses anti-edges as well as edges. In a ...
A Steiner triple system has a bicoloring with m color classes if the points are partitioned into m ...