Abstract
A graph is -critical if it is -chromatic but each of its proper induced subgraphs is ()-colorable. It is known that the number of -critical -free graphs is finite, but there is an infinite number of -critical -free graphs for each . We show that the number of -critical -free graphs is finite for every fixed . Our result implies the existence of a certifying algorithm for -coloring -free graphs.
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