Online Coloring for Graphs of Large Odd Girth
Abstract
We study the problem of online coloring for graphs with large odd girth. The best previously known algorithm uses O(n1/2) colors, which was discovered by Kierstead in 1998. This algorithm works when the odd girth is 7 or more. In this paper, we provide the following: for every > 0, there exists a constant g' ∈ \3, 5, 7, …\ such that graphs with odd girth at least g' can be deterministically colored online using O(n) colors.
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