AbstractFor a simple graph G with chromatic number χ(G), the Nordhaus-Gaddum inequalities give upper and lower bounds for χ(G)χ(Gc) and χ(G) + χ(Gc). Based on a characterization by Fink of the extremal graphs G attaining the lower bounds for the product and sum, we characterize the extremal graphs G for which A(G)B(Gc) is minimum, where A and B are each of chromatic number, achromatic number and pseudoachromatic number. Characterizations are also provided for several cases in which A(G) + B(Gc) is minimum
International audienceThe purpose of this note is to provide a tight bound on the set chromatic numb...
AbstractThe SUM COLORING problem consists of assigning a color c(vi)∈Z+ to each vertex vi∈V of a gra...
AbstractThe main result of this paper is that for a special, but rather wide class of “sample graphs...
AbstractGrünbaum's conjecture on the existence of k-chromatic graphs of degree k and girth g for eve...
AbstractWe characterize the graphs G such that Ch(G)+Ch(Ḡ)=n+1, where Ch(G) is the choice number (l...
AbstractLet F denote the family of simple undirected graphs on v vertices having e edges, P(G; λ) be...
summary:We show that the minimum chromatic number of a product of two $n$-chromatic graphs is either...
AbstractThe chromatic sum of a graph is the minimum total of the colors on the vertices taken over a...
A complete k-coloring of a graph G=(V,E) is an assignment φ:V→{1,⋯,k} of colors to the vertices such...
AbstractFor a graph G on n vertices with chromatic number χ(G), the Nordhaus–Gaddum inequalities sta...
The star-chromatic number and the fractional-chromatic number are two generalizations of the ordinar...
AbstractGiven a graph G and a positive integer p, χp(G) is the minimum number of colours needed to c...
AbstractA well-established generalization of graph coloring is the concept of list coloring. In this...
AbstractBrooks' Theorem says that if for a graph G,Δ(G)=n, then G is n-colourable, unless (1) n=2 an...
AbstractThe strength of a graph G is the smallest integer s such that there exists a minimum sum col...
International audienceThe purpose of this note is to provide a tight bound on the set chromatic numb...
AbstractThe SUM COLORING problem consists of assigning a color c(vi)∈Z+ to each vertex vi∈V of a gra...
AbstractThe main result of this paper is that for a special, but rather wide class of “sample graphs...
AbstractGrünbaum's conjecture on the existence of k-chromatic graphs of degree k and girth g for eve...
AbstractWe characterize the graphs G such that Ch(G)+Ch(Ḡ)=n+1, where Ch(G) is the choice number (l...
AbstractLet F denote the family of simple undirected graphs on v vertices having e edges, P(G; λ) be...
summary:We show that the minimum chromatic number of a product of two $n$-chromatic graphs is either...
AbstractThe chromatic sum of a graph is the minimum total of the colors on the vertices taken over a...
A complete k-coloring of a graph G=(V,E) is an assignment φ:V→{1,⋯,k} of colors to the vertices such...
AbstractFor a graph G on n vertices with chromatic number χ(G), the Nordhaus–Gaddum inequalities sta...
The star-chromatic number and the fractional-chromatic number are two generalizations of the ordinar...
AbstractGiven a graph G and a positive integer p, χp(G) is the minimum number of colours needed to c...
AbstractA well-established generalization of graph coloring is the concept of list coloring. In this...
AbstractBrooks' Theorem says that if for a graph G,Δ(G)=n, then G is n-colourable, unless (1) n=2 an...
AbstractThe strength of a graph G is the smallest integer s such that there exists a minimum sum col...
International audienceThe purpose of this note is to provide a tight bound on the set chromatic numb...
AbstractThe SUM COLORING problem consists of assigning a color c(vi)∈Z+ to each vertex vi∈V of a gra...
AbstractThe main result of this paper is that for a special, but rather wide class of “sample graphs...