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Sivaraman asked whether perfect divisibility is characterized by its chromatic consequence: is a graph GG perfectly divisible if and only if χ(H)≤(ω(H)+12)\chi(H) \le \binom{\omega(H)+1}{2} for every induced subgraph HH of GG? False: the Paley graph P(17)P(17) satisfies the chromatic bound hereditarily but is not perfectly divisible.

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    Zhiyu Wang and Weihao Xia, using ChatGPT

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    The acknowledgement states that the Paley graph P(17) - the counterexample witness - was identified during exploratory use of ChatGPT and subsequently verified by the authors, with ChatGPT also used for language polishing and generating the verification code. All arguments and computations were checked by the authors.

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