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Abstract
Let Q be a host graph and be a subgraph. The anti-Ramsey number of L in Q, is defined as the largest number t that allows the existence of a t-edge-colored Q which contains no rainbow L. In this paper, the anti-Ramsey number for matchings when the host graph is hypercube is considered and some exact results are provided.
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