List-recoloring of sparse graphs
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Abstract: Fix a graph , a list-assignment for , and -colorings and . An -recoloring sequence, starting from , recolors a single vertex at each step, so that each resulting intermediate coloring is a proper -coloring. An -recoloring sequence transforms to if its initial coloring is and its final coloring is . We prove there exists an -recoloring sequence that transforms to and recolors each vertex at most a constant number of times if (i) is triangle-free and planar and is a 7-assignment, or (ii) and is a 6-assignment or (iii) and is a 4-assignment. Parts (i) and (ii) confirm conjectures of Dvov{r}'{a}k and Feghali.
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