A note on $\chi$-unbounded classes of geometric graphs
Pegah Pournajafi

TL;DR
The paper demonstrates that infinitely many classes of geometric intersection graphs, specifically d-CBU graphs for d≥3, are not χ-bounded and are distinct from Burling graphs, resolving an open problem about sources of unbounded chromatic number.
Contribution
It establishes the existence of multiple non-χ-bounded geometric graph classes beyond Burling graphs, answering an open question in the field.
Findings
Existence of infinitely many non-χ-bounded geometric graph classes
d-CBU graphs for d≥3 are not χ-bounded
These classes are incomparable with Burling graphs
Abstract
We show that there exist infinitely many classes of intersection graphs of geometric objects that are not -bounded -- namely, -CBU graphs for -- and each is incomparable with the class of Burling graphs. This answers a folklore open problem on whether Burling graphs are the sole source of unbounded chromatic number among geometric intersection classes.
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