Truncated degree DP-colourability of K2,4-minor free graphs

Abstract

Assume G is a graph and k is a positive integer. Let f from V(G) to N be defined as f(v) is the minimum of k and d(v). If G is f-DP-colourable (respectively, f-choosable), then we say G is k-truncated degree DP-colourable (respectively, k-truncated degree-choosable). Hutchinson proved that 2-connected maximal outerplanar graphs other than the triangle are 5-truncated degree-choosable, and asked whether the result can be extended to all outerplanar graphs, and the question remained open. This paper proves that 2-connected K24-minor free graphs other than cycles and complete graphs are 5-truncated degree DP-colourable. This not only answers Hutchinson's question in the affirmative, but also extends to a larger family of graphs, and strengthens choosability to DP-colourability.

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