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Octahedral graph (K2,2,2​)

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The octahedral graph is the graph obtained from K6​ by removing a perfect matching; equivalently it is K2,2,2​. Its chromatic number is three, and it contains two vertex-disjoint triangles in a graph. A complete bipartite graph with a single additional internal edge cannot contain it: every triangle in that host uses the additional edge.

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