The robust chromatic number of certain graph classes
Abstract
A 1-selection f of a graph G is a function f: V(G)→ E(G) such that f(v) is incident to v for every vertex v. The 1-removed Gf is the graph (V(G),E(G) f[V(G)]). The (1-)robust chromatic number 1(G) is the minimum of (Gf) over all 1-selections f of G. We determine the robust chromatic number of complete multipartite graphs and Kneser graphs and prove tight lower and upper bounds on the robust chromatic number of chordal graphs and some of their extensively studied subclasses, with respect to their ordinary chromatic number.
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