General Information
Project Description
Our focus is on categorizing the graph families that accept a particular type of orientation known as KT orientation (named after Kierstead and Trotter).
Consider a graph with proper coloring. Let i and j be any two colors in this coloring.
To obtain the KT orienation, all edges connecting vertices of color i to those of color j are oriented from color i to color j, whenever they exist.
For more details, see the slides.
Research project log
Week 0
- Finally, after quite a long and time-consuming bureaucratic process, the Czech REU 2023 group arrived in Prague, albeit two days after the program officially started.
- We just had a couple of days to prepare the slides for the first presentation introducing our problem.
- Had a short meeting with Sophie to discuss about this presentation on Friday after a couple of orientations.
Week 1
- Introduced the problem at the seminar.
- Attended a seminar by Dimitris Metaxas on "Scalable and Explainable AI Analytics for Computer Vision and Medical Applications".
- We found a couple of non-examples and examples.
Week 2 (plan)
- Attending the DIMACS graph algorithms workshop.
- Meeting with Sophie on Friday.
- Biking along the D&R Canal to Princeton.
References
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- [1] H. A. Kierstead, W. T. Trotter, Colorful induced subgraphs .
Discrete Math. 101 (1992) 165-169.
- [2] A. Scott, P. Seymour. A survey of χ-boundedness. Journal of Graph Theory 95 (2020) 473–504.
- [3] É. Bonnet, R. Borneuf, J. Duron, C. Geniet, S.Thomassé and N. Trotignon. A tamed family of triangle-free graphs with unbounded chromatic number. manuscript, arXiv:2304.04296.
Acknowledgements
This work was carried out while the author was a participant in the 2023 DIMACS REU program, supported by CoSP,
a project funded by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme, grant agreement No. 823748. The author is grateful to the organizers at Rutgers and Charles for providing this opportunity.