Coloring powers and girth
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Abstract: Alon and Mohar (2002) posed the following problem: among all graphs of maximum degree at most and girth at least , what is the largest possible value of , the chromatic number of the th power of ? For , we provide several upper and lower bounds concerning this problem, all of which are sharp up to a constant factor as . The upper bounds rely in part on the probabilistic method, while the lower bounds are various direct constructions whose building blocks are incidence structures.
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