Positroids are 3-colorable
Lamar Chidiac, Winfried Hochst\"attler

TL;DR
This paper proves that all orientations of positroids of rank at least 3 are 3-colorable, establishing a significant property of their chromatic number related to oriented matroids.
Contribution
It demonstrates that every orientation of a positroid of rank at least 3 has a good coline, implying 3-colorability of all such oriented matroids.
Findings
Every positroid of rank ≥ 3 has a good coline.
All orientations of these positroids are 3-colorable.
The result links positroid structure to oriented matroid colorability.
Abstract
We show that every positroid of rank has a good coline. Using the definition of the chromatic number of oriented matroid introduced by J.\ Ne\v{s}et\v{r}il, R.\ Nickel, and W.~Hochst\"{a}ttler, this shows that every orientation of a positroid is 3-colorable.
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TopicsMuon and positron interactions and applications
