Coloring the square of graphs whose maximum average degree is less than 4
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Abstract: The square of a graph is the graph defined on such that two vertices and are adjacent in if the distance between and in is at most 2. The {em maximum average degree} of , , is the maximum among the average degrees of the subgraphs of . It is known in cite{BLP-14-JGT} that there is no constant such that every graph with has . Charpentier cite{Charpentier14} conjectured that there exists an integer such that every graph with and has . Recent result in cite{BLP-DM} implies that if with . In this paper, we show for , if and , then , which improves the result in cite{BLP-DM}. We also show that for every integer , there is a graph with such that , and , which disproves Charpentier's conjecture. In addition, we give counterexamples to Charpentier's another conjecture in cite{Charpentier14}, stating that for every integer , there is an integer such that every graph with and has .
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