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Embedding finite graphs into graphs colored with infinitely many colors

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We prove that for any cardinalτ and for any finite graphH there is a graphG such that for any coloring of the pairs of vertices ofG withτ colors there is always a copy ofH which is an induced subgraph ofG so that both the edges of the copy and the edges of the complement of the copy are monochromatic.

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Research supported by Hungarian National Science Foundation OTKA grant 1805.

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Hajnal, A. Embedding finite graphs into graphs colored with infinitely many colors. Israel J. Math. 73, 309–319 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02773844

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