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Sparse chromatic graphs and the complete-graph triangle bound
We prove that there is an absolute constant $c>0$ such that every graph of chromatic number at least $r$ and at most $cr^3\log^2 r$ edges contains at least $\binom r3$ triangles. The proof has three ingredients. First, a sparse-core argument based on a triangle-sensitive coloring estimate of Harris
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