Optimal chromatic bound for (P3 P2, house)-free graphs

Abstract

Let G and H be two vertex disjoint graphs. The union G H is the graph with V(G H)=V(G) V(H) and E(G H)=E(G) E(H). We use Pk to denote a path on k vertices, use house to denote the complement of P5. In this paper, we show that (G)2ω(G) if G is (P3 P2, house)-free. Moreover, this bound is optimal when ω(G)2.

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