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most citedSimple homotopy types of Hom-complexes, neighborhood complexes, Lovász complexes, and atom crosscut complexes

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math.CO200514 cited

Collapsing along monotone poset maps

Dmitry N. Kozlov

We introduce the notion of nonevasive reduction, and show that for any monotone poset map , the simplicial complex {\tt NE}-reduces to , for any $Q\supseteq{…

math.CO20045 cited

Higher connectivity of graph coloring complexes

Sonja Lj. Cukic, Dmitry N. Kozlov

The main result of this paper is a proof of the following conjecture of Babson & Kozlov: Theorem. Let G be a graph of maximal valency d, then the complex Hom(G,K_n) is at least (n-…

math.CO2004

A simple proof for folds on both sides in complexes of graph homomorphisms

Dmitry N. Kozlov

In this paper we study implications of folds in both parameters of Lovász' Hom(-,-) complexes. There is an important connection between the topological properties of these complexe…

math.CO20045 cited

The homotopy type of complexes of graph homomorphisms between cycles

Sonja Lj. Cukic, Dmitry N. Kozlov

In this paper we study the homotopy type of $\Hom(C_m,C_n)$, where is the cyclic graph with vertices. We enumerate connected components of $\Hom(C_m,C_n)$ and show that e…

math.CO20041 cited

Proof of the Lovasz Conjecture

Eric Babson, Dmitry N. Kozlov

To any two graphs G and H one can associate a cell complex Hom(G,H) by taking all graph multihomorphisms from G to H as cells. In this paper we prove the Lovasz Conjecture which st…

math.CO20039 cited

Complexes of graph homomorphisms

Eric Babson, Dmitry N. Kozlov

is a polyhedral complex defined for any two undirected graphs and . This construction was introduced by Lovász to give lower bounds for chromatic numbers of graph…