Improved bounds on coloring of graphs

Abstract

Given a graph G with maximum degree 3, we prove that the acyclic edge chromatic number a'(G) of G is such that a'(G) 9.62 (-1). Moreover we prove that: a'(G) 6.42(-1) if G has girth g 5\,; a'(G) 5.77 (-1) if G has girth g 7; a'(G) 4.52(-1) if g 53; a'(G) +2\, if g 25.84(1+ 4.1/). We further prove that the acyclic (vertex) chromatic number a(G) of G is such that a(G) 6.59 4/3+3.3. We also prove that the star-chromatic number s(G) of G is such that s(G) 4.343/2+ 1.5. We finally prove that the -frugal chromatic number (G) of G is such that (G) \k1(),\; k2()1+1// (!)1/\, where k1() and k2() are decreasing functions of such that k1()∈[4, 6] and k2()∈[2,5]. To obtain these results we use an improved version of the Lov\'asz Local Lemma due to Bissacot, Fern\'andez, Procacci and Scoppola BFPS.

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