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On k -minimum and m -minimum edge-magic injections of graphs
An edge-magic total labelling (EMTL) of a graph G with n vertices and e edges is an injection λ : V ( G ) ∪ E ( G ) → [ n + e ] , where, for every edge u v ∈ E ( G ) , we have w t λ ( u v ) = k λ , the magic sum of λ . An edge-magic injection (EMI) μ of G is an injection μ : V ( G ) ∪ E ( G ) → N wi...
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Published in: | Discrete mathematics 2010-01, Vol.310 (1), p.56-69 |
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Summary: | An edge-magic total labelling (EMTL) of a graph
G
with
n
vertices and
e
edges is an injection
λ
:
V
(
G
)
∪
E
(
G
)
→
[
n
+
e
]
, where, for every edge
u
v
∈
E
(
G
)
, we have
w
t
λ
(
u
v
)
=
k
λ
, the magic sum of
λ
. An edge-magic injection (EMI)
μ
of
G
is an injection
μ
:
V
(
G
)
∪
E
(
G
)
→
N
with magic sum
k
μ
and largest label
m
μ
. For a graph
G
we define and study the two parameters
κ
(
G
)
: the smallest
k
μ
amongst all EMI’s
μ
of
G
, and
m
(
G
)
: the smallest
m
μ
amongst all EMI’s
μ
of
G
. We find
κ
(
G
)
for
G
∈
G
for many classes of graphs
G
. We present algorithms which compute the parameters
κ
(
G
)
and
m
(
G
)
. These algorithms use a
G
-sequence: a sequence of integers on the vertices of
G
whose sum on edges is distinct. We find these parameters for all
G
with up to 7 vertices. We introduce the concept of a double-witness: an EMI
μ
of
G
for which both
k
μ
=
κ
(
G
)
and
m
μ
=
m
(
G
)
; and present an algorithm to find all double-witnesses for
G
. The deficiency of
G
,
d
e
f
(
G
)
, is
m
(
G
)
−
n
−
e
. Two new graphs on 6 vertices with
d
e
f
(
G
)
=
1
are presented. A previously studied parameter of
G
is
κ
E
M
T
L
(
G
)
, the magic strength of
G
: the smallest
k
λ
amongst all EMTL’s
λ
of
G
. We relate
κ
(
G
)
to
κ
E
M
T
L
(
G
)
for various
G
, and find a class of graphs
B
for which
κ
E
M
T
L
(
G
)
−
κ
(
G
)
is a constant multiple of
n
−
4
for
G
∈
B
. We specialise to
G
=
K
n
, and find both
κ
(
K
n
)
and
m
(
K
n
)
for all
n
≤
11
. We relate
κ
(
K
n
)
and
m
(
K
n
)
to known functions of
n
, and give lower bounds for
κ
(
K
n
)
and
m
(
K
n
)
. |
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ISSN: | 0012-365X 1872-681X |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.disc.2009.07.021 |