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Bounds and Constructive Heuristics,triangle and therefore cannot be bipartite [.]. However, as we saw in the previous chapter, even the problem of deciding whether . is .-complete for arbitrary graphs. In this chapter, we will review several upper and lower bounds on the chromatic number. We will also examine five different constructive heuristics for the graph colouring problem.

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Advanced Techniques for Graph Colouring,tics. Full descriptions of these techniques are provided as they arise in the text. We also describe ways in which graph colouring problems can be reduced in size and/or broken up, helping to improve algorithm performance in many cases.

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Problem Complexity,ake . problem instance and always return an optimal solution. For the graph colouring problem, this involves taking any graph . and returning a feasible solution using exactly . colours. Algorithms that solve a problem in this way are known as . algorithms.