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Vectorial solutions to list multicoloring problems on graphs
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For a graph G with a given list assignment L on the vertices, we give an algebraical description of the set of all weights w such that G is (L,w)-colorable, called permissible weights. Moreover, for a graph G with a given list L and a given permissible weight w, we describe the set of all (L,w)-colorings of G. By the way, we solve the channel assignment problem. Furthermore, we describe the set of solutions to the on call problem: when w is not a permissible weight, we find all the nearest
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... ssible weights w'. Finally, we give a solution to the non-recoloring problem keeping a given subcoloring.
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