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Coloring geometric hypergraph defined by an arrangement of half-planes
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We prove that any finite set of half-planes can be colored by two colors so that every point of the plane, which belongs to at least three half-planes in the set, is covered by half-planes of both colors. This settles a problem of Keszegh.
Radoslav Fulek
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