On the upper and lower chromatic numbers of BSQSs(16)

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Abstract

A mixed hypergraph is characterized by the fact that it possesses C-edges as well as D-edges. In a colouring of a mixed hypergraph, every C-edge has at least two vertices of the same colour and every D-edge has at least two vertices coloured di erently. The upper and lower chromatic numbers Χ̄, Χ are the maximum and minimum numbers of colours for which there exists a colouring using all the colours. The concepts of mixed hypergraph, upper and lower chromatic numbers are applied to SQSs. In fact a BSQS is an SQS where all the blocks are at the same time C-edges and D-edges. In this paper we prove that any BSQS(16) is colourable with the upper chromatic number Χ = 3 and we give new information about the chromatic spectrum of BSQSs(16).

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Lo Faro, G. L., Milazzo, L., & Tripodi, A. (2001). On the upper and lower chromatic numbers of BSQSs(16). Electronic Journal of Combinatorics, 8(1 R), 1–8. https://doi.org/10.37236/1550

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