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On the majority game chromatic number of forests and other graphs
A majority coloring (also called an unfriendly partition) of a graph $G$ is a vertex coloring of $G$ in which no vertex has more than half of its neighbors colored with its own color. The least number of colors required for a majority coloring of $G$ is the majority chromatic number $μ(G)$. The ma
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