An Upper Bound on the Fractional Chromatic Number of Triangle-Free Subcubic Graphs
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Abstract: An -coloring of a graph is a function which maps the vertices of into -element subsets of some set of size in such a way that is disjoint from for every two adjacent vertices and in . The fractional chromatic number is the infimum of over all pairs of positive integers such that has an -coloring. Heckman and Thomas conjectured that the fractional chromatic number of every triangle-free graph of maximum degree at most three is at most 2.8. Hatami and Zhu proved that . Lu and Peng improved the bound to . Recently, Ferguson, Kaiser and Kr'{a}l' proved that . In this paper, we prove that .
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