Partitioning of a graph into induced subgraphs not containing prescribed cliques
Yaser Rowshan, Ali Taherkhani

TL;DR
This paper extends graph coloring theories by establishing conditions under which graphs can be partitioned into induced subgraphs avoiding specific cliques, generalizing the Borodin-Kostochka conjecture and related results.
Contribution
It proves new partitioning theorems for graphs avoiding large cliques, generalizing classical coloring conjectures and providing explicit bounds for clique-free colorings.
Findings
Established a partitioning theorem for graphs avoiding $K_{p_i}$ with specific degree conditions.
Proved that graphs without $K_{ riangle}$ subgraphs admit certain clique-free colorings.
Extended known results on maximum independent sets to clique-free partitions.
Abstract
Let be a complete graph of order . A -free -coloring of a graph is a partition of into such that does not contain for each . In 1977 Borodin and Kostochka conjectured that any graph with maximum degree and without as a subgraph has chromatic number at most . As analogue of the Borodin-Kostochka conjecture, we prove that if , , , and does not contain as a subgraph, then there is a partition of into such that for each , does not contain . In particular, if and does not contain as a subgraph, then admits a -free -coloring. Catlin showed that every…
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TopicsLimits and Structures in Graph Theory · Advanced Graph Theory Research
