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The List Edge-Coloring Conjecture for New Infinite Families
The List Edge-Coloring Conjecture predicts that any graph whose edges can be colored with $k$ colors can also be colored from arbitrary lists of $k$ colors. We prove its stronger online form for two new infinite families, $K_{p-1}$ and $K_{2p}$, where $p$ is an odd prime. For even $n$, order the ver
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