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Bojan Vučković 《Discrete Mathematics》2018,341(5):1472-1478
An adjacent vertex distinguishing total -coloring of a graph is a proper total -coloring of such that any pair of adjacent vertices have different sets of colors. The minimum number needed for such a total coloring of is denoted by . In this paper we prove that if , and in general. This improves a result in Huang et al. (2012) which states that for any graph with . 相似文献
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An -dynamic -coloring of a graph is a proper -coloring such that for any vertex , there are at least distinct colors in . The -dynamic chromatic number of a graph is the least such that there exists an -dynamic -coloring of . The list-dynamic chromatic number of a graph is denoted by .Recently, Loeb et al. (0000) showed that the list -dynamic chromatic number of a planar graph is at most 10. And Cheng et al. (0000) studied the maximum average condition to have , or . On the other hand, Song et al. (2016) showed that if is planar with girth at least 6, then for any .In this paper, we study list 3-dynamic coloring in terms of maximum average degree. We show that if , if , and if . All of the bounds are tight. 相似文献
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Yoshihiro Asayama Yuki Kawasaki Seog-Jin Kim Atsuhiro Nakamoto Kenta Ozeki 《Discrete Mathematics》2018,341(11):2988-2994
An -dynamic -coloring of a graph is a proper -coloring such that any vertex has at least distinct colors in . The -dynamic chromatic number of a graph is the least such that there exists an -dynamic -coloring of .Loeb et al. (2018) showed that if is a planar graph, then , and there is a planar graph with . Thus, finding an optimal upper bound on for a planar graph is a natural interesting problem. In this paper, we show that if is a planar triangulation. The upper bound is sharp. 相似文献
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The vertex arboricity of a graph is the minimum number of colors the vertices can be labeled so that each color class induces a forest. It was well-known that for every planar graph . In this paper, we prove that if is a planar graph without 7-cycles. This extends a result in [A. Raspaud, W. Wang, On the vertex-arboricity of planar graphs, European J. Combin. 29 (2008) 1064–1075] that for each , planar graphs without -cycles have . 相似文献
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Bojan Vučković 《Discrete Mathematics》2017,340(12):3092-3096
A proper edge coloring is neighbor-distinguishing if any two adjacent vertices have distinct sets consisting of colors of their incident edges. The minimum number of colors needed for a neighbor-distinguishing edge coloring is the neighbor-distinguishing index, denoted by . A graph is normal if it contains no isolated edges. Let be a normal graph, and let and denote the maximum degree and the chromatic index of , respectively. We modify the previously known techniques of edge-partitioning to prove that , which implies that . This improves the result in Wang et al. (2015), which states that for any normal graph. We also prove that when , is an integer with . 相似文献
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Dong Ye 《Discrete Mathematics》2018,341(5):1195-1198
It was conjectured by Mkrtchyan, Petrosyan and Vardanyan that every graph with has a maximum matching such that any two -unsaturated vertices do not share a neighbor. The results obtained in Mkrtchyan et al. (2010), Petrosyan (2014) and Picouleau (2010) leave the conjecture unknown only for -regular graphs with . All counterexamples for -regular graphs given in Petrosyan (2014) have multiple edges. In this paper, we confirm the conjecture for all -regular simple graphs and also -regular multigraphs with . 相似文献
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A graph has an equitable, defective -coloring (an ED--coloring) if there is a -coloring of that is defective (every vertex shares the same color with at most one neighbor) and equitable (the sizes of all color classes differ by at most one). A graph may have an ED--coloring, but no ED--coloring. In this paper, we prove that planar graphs with minimum degree at least and girth at least are ED--colorable for any integer . The proof uses the method of discharging. We are able to simplify the normally lengthy task of enumerating forbidden substructures by using Hall’s Theorem, an unusual approach. 相似文献
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The neighbor-distinguishing total chromatic number of a graph is the smallest integer such that can be totally colored using colors with a condition that any two adjacent vertices have different sets of colors. In this paper, we give a sufficient and necessary condition for a planar graph with maximum degree 13 to have or . Precisely, we show that if is a planar graph of maximum degree 13, then ; and if and only if contains two adjacent 13-vertices. 相似文献
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Carl Johan Casselgren Hrant H. Khachatrian Petros A. Petrosyan 《Discrete Mathematics》2018,341(3):627-637
An interval-coloring of a multigraph is a proper edge coloring with colors such that the colors of the edges incident with every vertex of are colored by consecutive colors. A cyclic interval-coloring of a multigraph is a proper edge coloring with colors such that the colors of the edges incident with every vertex of are colored by consecutive colors, under the condition that color is considered as consecutive to color . Denote by () and () the minimum and maximum number of colors in a (cyclic) interval coloring of a multigraph , respectively. We present some new sharp bounds on and for multigraphs satisfying various conditions. In particular, we show that if is a -connected multigraph with an interval coloring, then . We also give several results towards the general conjecture that for any triangle-free graph with a cyclic interval coloring; we establish that approximate versions of this conjecture hold for several families of graphs, and we prove that the conjecture is true for graphs with maximum degree at most . 相似文献
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For a subgraph of , let be the maximum number of vertices of that are pairwise distance at least three in . In this paper, we prove three theorems. Let be a positive integer, and let be a subgraph of an -connected claw-free graph . We prove that if , then either can be covered by a cycle in , or there exists a cycle in such that . This result generalizes the result of Broersma and Lu that has a cycle covering all the vertices of if . We also prove that if , then either can be covered by a path in , or there exists a path in such that . By using the second result, we prove the third result. For a tree , a vertex of with degree one is called a leaf of . For an integer , a tree which has at most leaves is called a -ended tree. We prove that if , then has a -ended tree covering all the vertices of . This result gives a positive answer to the conjecture proposed by Kano et al. (2012). 相似文献
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Let be a -connected graph of order . In [1], Bondy (1980) considered a degree sum condition for a graph to have a Hamiltonian cycle, say, to be covered by one cycle. He proved that if , then has a Hamiltonian cycle. On the other hand, concerning a degree sum condition for a graph to be covered by two cycles, Enomoto et al. (1995) [4] proved that if and , then can be covered by two cycles. By these results, we conjecture that if , then can be covered by two cycles. In this paper, we prove the case of this conjecture. In fact, we prove a stronger result; if is 2-connected with , then can be covered by two cycles, or belongs to an exceptional class. 相似文献
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Let be a connected graph with vertex set and edge set . For a subset of , the Steiner distance of is the minimum size of a connected subgraph whose vertex set contains . For an integer with , the Steiner-Wiener index is . In this paper, we introduce some transformations for trees that do not increase their Steiner -Wiener index for . Using these transformations, we get a sharp lower bound on Steiner -Wiener index for trees with given diameter, and obtain the corresponding extremal graph as well. 相似文献
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A 2-coloring is a coloring of vertices of a graph with colors 1 and 2. Define for and We say that is -colorable if has a 2-coloring such that is an empty set or the induced subgraph has the maximum degree at most for and Let be a planar graph without 4-cycles and 5-cycles. We show that the problem to determine whether is -colorable is NP-complete for every positive integer Moreover, we construct non--colorable planar graphs without 4-cycles and 5-cycles for every positive integer In contrast, we prove that is -colorable where and 相似文献
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A star edge-coloring of a graph is a proper edge coloring such that every 2-colored connected subgraph of is a path of length at most 3. For a graph , let the list star chromatic index of , , be the minimum such that for any -uniform list assignment for the set of edges, has a star edge-coloring from . Dvo?ák et al. (2013) asked whether the list star chromatic index of every subcubic graph is at most 7. In Kerdjoudj et al. (2017) we proved that it is at most 8. In this paper we consider graphs with any maximum degree, we proved that if the maximum average degree of a graph is less than (resp. 3), then (resp. ). 相似文献
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For integers , a -coloring of a graph is a proper coloring with at most colors such that for any vertex with degree , there are at least min different colors present at the neighborhood of . The -hued chromatic number of , , is the least integer such that a -coloring of exists. The list-hued chromatic number of is similarly defined. Thus if , then . We present examples to show that, for any sufficiently large integer , there exist graphs with maximum average degree less than 3 that cannot be -colored. We prove that, for any fraction , there exists an integer such that for each , every graph with maximum average degree is list -colorable. We present examples to show that for some there exist graphs with maximum average degree less than 4 that cannot be -hued colored with less than colors. We prove that, for any sufficiently small real number , there exists an integer such that every graph with maximum average degree satisfies . These results extend former results in Bonamy et al. (2014). 相似文献