Minimal abundant packings and choosability with separation
Zoltan Furedi, Alexandr Kostochka, Mohit Kumbhat

TL;DR
This paper advances the understanding of abundant packings in combinatorics by providing new bounds and asymptotic results, and applies these findings to graph list coloring with separation constraints.
Contribution
It offers improved estimates for maximum packings, determines the minimal parameters for their existence, and solves an open problem on list coloring limits in graphs.
Findings
Improved bounds for $P(v,k,t)$ near the critical range.
Asymptotic determination of the minimal $v$ for abundant packings.
Proved the existence of the limit of $rac{ ext{chi}_ ext{ell}(K_n,c)}{ oot{c}{n}}$ and found exact values for infinitely many $n$.
Abstract
A packing of size is a system of subsets (blocks) of a -element underlying set such that each block has elements and every -set is contained in at most one block. stands for the maximum possible . A packing is called abundant if . We give new estimates for around the critical range, slightly improving the Johnson bound and asymptotically determine the minimum when abundant packings exist. For a graph and a positive integer , let be the minimum value of such that one can properly color the vertices of from any assignment of lists such that for all and for all . Kratochv\'{\i}l, Tuza and Voigt in 1998 asked to determine (if exists). Using our bound on ,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsLimits and Structures in Graph Theory · Advanced Graph Theory Research · Graph theory and applications
