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k-Coloring is Faster than Computing the Chromatic Number
We prove that $k$-coloring on $n$-vertex graphs has a randomized algorithm running in time $(2-\varepsilon_k)^n$, where $\varepsilon_k>0$ for every fixed $k$. Previously, only the cases $k\leq 6$ were known to have faster solutions than the general $O^\star\bigl(2^n\bigr)$ time algorithm of [Björklu
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