A Randomized Algorithm for Edge-Colouring Graphs in O(m√(n)) Time

07/06/2019
by   Corwin Sinnamon, et al.
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We present a simple randomized algorithm to edge-colour arbitrary simple graphs based on the classic decomposition strategy of Gabow et al. The algorithm uses $d+1$ colours and runs in $O(m \sqrt n)$ time with high probability.

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