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On the Clique-Building Game and Its Relation to Coloring Subgraphs of Burling Graphs and an Old Erdős-Hajnal Conjecture

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Explore a mathematical lecture examining the clique-building game and its connections to graph coloring problems, specifically focusing on subgraphs of Burling graphs and an established Erdős-Hajnal conjecture. Delve into advanced graph theory concepts as the speaker analyzes the strategic aspects of clique construction within game-theoretic frameworks and investigates how these relate to fundamental coloring challenges in combinatorial mathematics. Examine the theoretical foundations underlying the relationships between competitive graph-building processes and classical problems in extremal graph theory, gaining insights into both the computational and structural aspects of these interconnected mathematical domains.

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Gábor Tardos: On the clique-building game and its relation to coloring subgraphs... #ICBS2025

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