Coloring sparse hypergraphs
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Abstract: Fix , and let be a -uniform hypergraph with maximum degree . Suppose that for each , every set of l vertices of G is in at most edges. Then the chromatic number of is . This extends results of Frieze and the second author and Bennett and Bohman. A similar result is proved for 3-uniform hypergraphs where every vertex lies in few triangles. This generalizes a result of Alon, Krivelevich, and Sudakov, who proved the result for graphs. Our main new technical contribution is a deviation inequality for positive random variables with expectation less than 1. This may be of independent interest and have further applications.
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