Proportional 2-choosability with a bounded palette
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Abstract: Proportional choosability is a list coloring analogue of equitable coloring. Specifically, a -assignment for a graph specifies a list of available colors to each . An -coloring assigns a color to each vertex from its list . A proportional -coloring of is a proper -coloring in which each color is used or times where . A graph is proportionally -choosable if a proportional -coloring of exists whenever is a -assignment for . Motivated by earlier work, we initiate the study of proportional choosability with a bounded palette by studying proportional 2-choosability with a bounded palette. In particular, when , a graph is said to be proportionally -choosable if a proportional -coloring of exists whenever is a -assignment for satisfying . We observe that a graph is proportionally -choosable if and only if it is equitably 2-colorable. As gets larger, the set of proportionally -choosable graphs gets smaller. We show that whenever a graph is proportionally -choosable if and only if it is proportionally 2-choosable. We also completely characterize the connected proportionally -choosable graphs when .
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