A stronger bound for the strong chromatic index
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Abstract: We prove for graphs of sufficiently large maximum degree where is the strong chromatic index of . This improves an old bound of Molloy and Reed. As a by-product, we present a Talagrand-type inequality where it is allowed to exclude unlikely bad outcomes that would otherwise render the inequality unusable.
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