List Coloring Triangle-Free Hypergraphs
Abstract
A triangle in a hypergraph is a collection of distinct vertices u,v,w and distinct edges e,f,g with u,v ∈ e, v,w ∈ f, w,u ∈ g, and \u,v,w\ e f g=. The i-degree of a vertex in a hypergraph is the number of edges of size i containing it. We prove that every triangle-free hypergraph of rank three (edges have size two or three) with maximum 3-degree 3 and maximum 2-degree 2 has list chromatic number at most c max2/ log2, (3 / log3)(1/2) for some absolute positive constant c. This generalizes a result of Johansson and a result of Frieze and the second author.
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