Er. Scheinerman et A. Trenk, ON GENERALIZED PERFECT GRAPHS - BOUNDED DEGREE AND BOUNDED EDGE PERFECTION, Discrete applied mathematics, 44(1-3), 1993, pp. 233-245
Given a hereditary family of graphs P one defines the P-chromatic numb
er of a graph G, denoted chi(g)(G), to be the minimum size of a partit
ion V(G)= V1 or...or V(k) such that each V(i) induces in G a member of
P. Define omega(g) (G) to equal chi(g)(K) where K is a largest clique
in G. We say that G is chi(g)-perfect provided chi(g)(H)=omega(g)(H)
for all induced subgraphs H of G. We consider the properties E(t), ''h
as at most t edges'' and D(t), ''has maximum degree at most t''. For t
hese properties (and some variants) we prove analogues of the Strong P
erfect Graph Conjecture and the Perfect Graph Theorem, and we also exh
ibit polynomial time algorithms for recognizing these generalized perf
ect graphs provided t>0.