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An upper bounds on the adjacent distinguishing total chromatic number

Fugang Chao

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A proper total coloring of the graph G is called adjacent vertex distinguishing total coloring,if any two adjacent vertices have different color sets.In this paper,an upper bound on the adjacent vertex distinguishing total chromatic number was obtained using the probability methods.

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A proper total coloring of the graph G is called adjacent vertex distinguishing total coloring,if any two adjacent vertices have different color sets.In this paper,an upper bound on the adjacent vertex distinguishing total chromatic number was obtained using the probability methods.

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A proper total coloring of the graph G is called adjacent vertex distinguishing total coloring,if any two adjacent vertices have different color sets.In this paper,an upper bound on the adjacent vertex distinguishing total chromatic number was obtained using the probability methods.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Combinatorics, Chromatic scale, Vertex (graph theory), Fractional coloring, Upper and lower bounds, Brooks' theorem, Total coloring

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