Abstract
A sequence is a repetition. A sequence is nonrepetitive, if no subsequence of consecutive terms of form a repetition. Let be a vertex colored graph. A path of is nonrepetitive, if the sequence of colors on its vertices is nonrepetitive. If is a plane graph, then a facial nonrepetitive vertex coloring of is a vertex coloring such that any facial path is nonrepetitive. Let denote the minimum number of colors of a facial nonrepetitive vertex coloring of . Jendro\vl and Harant posed a conjecture that can be bounded from above by a constant. We prove that for any plane graph .
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