Wednesday, May 03, 2023
12:00 PM -
1:00 PM
Online Event
Logic Seminar
Series: Logic Seminar Series
Measurable Vizing's theorem
Please note that the time is PST
Vizing's theorem asserts that every graph of degree bounded by Δ<+∞ admits a proper edge coloring with (Δ+1) colors. I will discuss versions of this theorem in the context of measurable graph combinatorics. I will mainly focus on the case when the graph in question is defined on a standard probability space (X,μ). In this situation, a combination of an augmenting chain technique developed earlier with Oleg Pikhurko (that was applied for graphings) together with a new result about quasi-invariant measures allows to deduce a full analogue of Vizing's theorem.
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