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Incidence coloring

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Incidence coloring is a concept from graph theory and combinatorics, which deals with the coloring of graphs or hypergraphs based on the incidence structure of their elements. In simple terms, incidence coloring involves assigning colors to vertices (or edges) under certain constraints related to how they are connected or how they interact with one another.

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