Improved upper bounds on the list chromatic number of Kt-minor-free graphs
Yangyan Gu, Rongxing Xu
Abstract
It remains open whether every Kt-minor-free graph is O(t)-choosable. Postle proved that every Kt-minor-free graph has choice number O(t( t)6). At the end of an earlier version of a paper establishing an O(t t) bound on the chromatic number of Kt-minor-free graphs, Delcourt and Postle remarked that their methods, combined with Postle's earlier techniques, yield an O(t( t)2) bound on the choice number. In this paper, we first prove that every n-vertex Kt-minor-free graph has choice number O(t(2+n/t)). Using this bound as a key ingredient, we follow the approach outlined by Delcourt and Postle to prove that every Kt-minor-free graph is O(t t)-choosable.
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