The Adjacent Vertex Strongly Distinguishing Total Chromatic Number of the Graph
Donghan Zhang
Abstract
Donghan Zhang
Abstract
Graph coloring is one of the main contents of graph theory.It has wide applications in communication line design,algorithmic analysis,design and theory computer and so on.In recent years,more and more people start to study graph coloring.How to determine the chromatic number is the main issue in the coloring.The probabilistic method is a new way that studies graph coloring.It mainly estimates the upper bounds of the the chromatic number of graph coloring.The adjacent vertex strongly distinguishing total coloring of the graph is stuied by the probabilistic method and an upper bound of the adjacent vertex strongly distinguishing total coloring of the graph is gained.
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Graph coloring is one of the main contents of graph theory.It has wide applications in communication line design,algorithmic analysis,design and theory computer and so on.In recent years,more and more people start to study graph coloring.How to determine the chromatic number is the main issue in the coloring.The probabilistic method is a new way that studies graph coloring.It mainly estimates the upper bounds of the the chromatic number of graph coloring.The adjacent vertex strongly distinguishing total coloring of the graph is stuied by the probabilistic method and an upper bound of the adjacent vertex strongly distinguishing total coloring of the graph is gained.
Key concepts: Fractional coloring, Graph coloring, Combinatorics, Complete coloring, Edge coloring, Windmill graph, List coloring, Brooks' theorem