The canonical coloring graph of trees and cycles
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https://doi.org/10.26493/1855-3974.168.464Keywords:
Graph Coloring, Canonical coloringAbstract
For a graph G and an ordering of the vertices π, the set of canonical k-colorings of G under π is the set of non-isomorphic proper k-colorings of G that are lexicographically least under π. The canonical coloring graph Canπk(G) is the graph with vertex set the canonical colorings of G and two vertices are adjacent if the colorings differ in exactly one place. This is a natural variation of the color graph Ck(G) where all colorings are considered. We show that every graph has a canonical coloring graph which is disconnected; that trees have canonical coloring graphs that are Hamiltonian; and cycles have canonical coloring graphs that are connected.Downloads
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2011-12-31
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