Abstract
AbstractErdős and Wilson proved in 1977 that almost all graphs have chromatic index equal to their maximum degree. In 2001 Balister extended this result and proved that the same number of colours is almost always sufficient if we additionally demand the distinctness of the sets of colours incident with any two vertices. We study a stronger condition and show that one more colour is almost always sufficient and necessary if the inclusion of these sets is forbidden for any pair of adjacent vertices. We also settle the value of a more restrictive graph invariant for almost all graphs, where inclusion is forbidden for all pairs of vertices, which necessitates one more colour for graphs of even order.
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