Linear choosability of sparse graphs
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Abstract: We study the linear list chromatic number, denoted , of sparse graphs. The maximum average degree of a graph , denoted , is the maximum of the average degrees of all subgraphs of . It is clear that any graph with maximum degree satisfies . In this paper, we prove the following results: (1) if and , then , and we give an infinite family of examples to show that this result is best possible; (2) if and , then , and we give an infinite family of examples to show that the bound on cannot be increased in general; (3) if is planar and has girth at least 5, then .
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