Unavoidable Subtournaments in Tournaments with Large Chromatic Number
Ilhee Kim, Ringi Kim

TL;DR
This paper investigates the properties of heroic sets of tournaments, especially those with two members, providing necessary conditions and constructing infinitely many minimal heroic sets of size two.
Contribution
It extends the characterization of heroic sets from single tournaments to pairs, offering necessary conditions and explicit constructions for minimal heroic sets.
Findings
Necessary condition for two-tournament heroic sets
Construction of infinitely many minimal heroic sets of size two
Extension of previous single-tournament heroic set characterization
Abstract
For a set H of tournaments, we say H is heroic if every tournament, not containing any member of H as a subtournament, has bounded chromatic number. Berger et al. explicitly characterized all heroic sets containing one tournament. Motivated by this result, we study heroic sets containing two tournaments. We give a necessary condition for a set containing two tournaments to be heroic. We also construct infinitely many minimal heroic sets of size two.
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TopicsArt History and Market Analysis · Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
