Coloring graphs with no even hole \(\geqslant 6\): the triangle-free case (Q2363699)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6752058
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    Coloring graphs with no even hole \(\geqslant 6\): the triangle-free case
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6752058

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      Coloring graphs with no even hole \(\geqslant 6\): the triangle-free case (English)
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      26 July 2017
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      Summary: In this paper, we prove that the class of graphs with no triangle and no induced cycle of even length at least 6 has bounded chromatic number. It is well-known that even-hole-free graphs are \(\chi\)-bounded but we allow here the existence of \(C_4\). The proof relies on the concept of parity changing path, an adaptation of trinity changing path which was recently introduced by \textit{M. Bonamy} [``Graphs with large chromatic number induce 3k-cycles'', Preprint, \url{arXiv:1408.2172}] to prove that graphs with no induced cycle of length divisible by three have bounded chromatic number.
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      graph coloring
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      forbidding cycles
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      even hole
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      trinity changing path
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