On the chromatic number of the preferential attachment graph
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Abstract: We prove that for every and every , the chromatic number of the preferential attachment graph is asymptotically almost surely equal to . The proof relies on a combinatorial construction of a family of digraphs of chromatic number followed by a proof that asymptotically almost surely there is a digraph in this family, which is realised as a subgraph of the preferential attachment graph.
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