1NAUTY-VCOLG(1)                   Nauty Manual                   NAUTY-VCOLG(1)
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NAME

6       nauty-vcolg - colour the vertices of graphs in all distinct ways
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SYNOPSIS

9       vcolg  [-q] [-u|-T|-o] [-e#|-e#:#] [-m#] [-c#,..,#] [-f#] [infile [out‐
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DESCRIPTION

13              Read graphs or digraphs and colour their vertices in all  possi‐
14              ble  ways  with  colours  0,1,2,... .  Isomorphic graphs derived
15              from the same input are suppressed.  If  the  input  graphs  are
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18       -e# | -e#:#
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21       -m# number of available colours (default 2 if -c not given)
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23       -c#,..,#
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26              The  total must at least equal the number of vertices in the in‐
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29       -d#,..,#
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32       -D#,..,#
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35       -d and -D can have fewer colours than -m/-c but not more
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37       -f# Use the group that fixes the first # vertices setwise
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39       -T     Use a simple text output format (nv ne {col} {v1 v2})
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41       -o     Use sparse6 (undirected) or digraph6 (directed) for output,
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43              provided m=2 and the inputs have no loops.
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51nauty 2.8.8                      November 2023                  NAUTY-VCOLG(1)