On Adjacent Strong Vertex-Distinguishing Total Coloring of P_m×C_n
MA Shao-xian
Abstract
MA Shao-xian
Abstract
A total-coloring of a graph is called adjacent strong vertex-distinguishing if any two adjacent vertices are incident to different sets of colored vertex and incident edge with vertex.The minimum number of colors which were required for a adjacent vertex-distinguishing proper total coloring is called the adjacent strong vertex-distinguishing total chromatic number.The adjacent strong vertex distinguishing total chromatic number of Pm×Cn were given in this paper.
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A total-coloring of a graph is called adjacent strong vertex-distinguishing if any two adjacent vertices are incident to different sets of colored vertex and incident edge with vertex.The minimum number of colors which were required for a adjacent vertex-distinguishing proper total coloring is called the adjacent strong vertex-distinguishing total chromatic number.The adjacent strong vertex distinguishing total chromatic number of Pm×Cn were given in this paper.
Key concepts: Combinatorics, Vertex (graph theory), Fractional coloring, Total coloring, Chromatic scale, Mathematics, Neighbourhood (mathematics), Complete coloring