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Diagram showing the faliure of the Four Colour Theorem to cope with a map when non-contiguous regions are forced to be the same colour (regions labelled A). |
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16 February 2007 |
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Based on a this raster image by Wapcaplet on en.wikipedia. |
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Inductiveload |
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