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Tweaking the constant in the Linear Hadwiger Theorem

David R. Wood

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 7, 2026

arXiv: 2610.10831

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Norin and Steiner recently proved the Linear Hadwiger Conjecture. That is, there is an absolute constant CC such that every graph GG satisfies χ(G)⩽C had(G)χ(G)\leqslant C\,\text{had}(G), where χ(G)χ(G) is the chromatic number and had(G)\text{had}(G) is the Hadwiger number of GG. Their proof gives a non-optimised constant CC of order 1010010^{100}. This paper uses extensive AI-based optimisation to show that every graph GG satisfies χ(G)⩽19,885,160 had(G)χ(G) \leqslant 19{,}885{,}160\,\text{had}(G).

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