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Star coloring of graphs

Timothy M. Climis

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The project explores graph theory's star coloring parameter, [chi]s. This is a proper coloring where all paths of four vertices use at least three colors. We find a planar graph with [chi]s=10 on the smallest known number of vertices. We also find bounds on the sum of [chi]s of a graph and its complement. Additionally, we explore the parameter on permutation graphs, Mycielski graphs, and maximal planar graphs and their duals.

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The project explores graph theory's star coloring parameter, [chi]s. This is a proper coloring where all paths of four vertices use at least three colors. We find a planar graph with [chi]s=10 on the smallest known number of vertices. We also find bounds on the sum of [chi]s of a graph and its complement. Additionally, we explore the parameter on permutation graphs, Mycielski graphs, and maximal planar graphs and their duals.

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The project explores graph theory's star coloring parameter, [chi]s. This is a proper coloring where all paths of four vertices use at least three colors. We find a planar graph with [chi]s=10 on the smallest known number of vertices. We also find bounds on the sum of [chi]s of a graph and its complement. Additionally, we explore the parameter on permutation graphs, Mycielski graphs, and maximal planar graphs and their duals.

Key concepts: Combinatorics, Computer science, Mathematics, Astronomy, Physics

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