Adjacent Vertex Distinguishing Total Coloring on the Flower Graph
Ren Shu-hong
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Ren Shu-hong
Abstract
Let G be a simple connected graph.A k-proper total coloring of G is called adjacent distinguishing if for arbitrary two adjacent vertices u and v,C(u)≠C(v),where C(u) is the set of the colors of u and edges which is adjacent to u.The minimum k such that G has a k-adjacent-vertex-distinguishing total coloring is called the adjacent vertex distinguishing total chromatic number.The adjacent vertex distinguishing total chromatic number is obtained for the flower graph.
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Let G be a simple connected graph.A k-proper total coloring of G is called adjacent distinguishing if for arbitrary two adjacent vertices u and v,C(u)≠C(v),where C(u) is the set of the colors of u and edges which is adjacent to u.The minimum k such that G has a k-adjacent-vertex-distinguishing total coloring is called the adjacent vertex distinguishing total chromatic number.The adjacent vertex distinguishing total chromatic number is obtained for the flower graph.
Key concepts: Combinatorics, Total coloring, Fractional coloring, Vertex (graph theory), Complete coloring, Mathematics, Edge coloring, Graph