On the proper orientation number of chordal graphs
Julio Araujo, Alexandre Cezar, Carlos V.G.C. Lima, Vinicius, F. dos Santos, Ana Silva

TL;DR
This paper investigates the proper orientation number of chordal graphs, establishing NP-completeness results, fixed-parameter tractability, kernel bounds, and tight bounds for subclasses, along with new bounds for specific graph families.
Contribution
It provides complexity classifications, parameterized algorithms, kernel bounds, and new bounds for subclasses of graphs regarding the proper orientation number.
Findings
NP-complete for chordal graphs of bounded diameter
Linear-time algorithm for quasi-threshold graphs
Proper orientation number bounded for specific graph classes
Abstract
An orientation of a graph is a digraph obtained from by replacing each edge by exactly one of the two possible arcs with the same end vertices. For each , the indegree of in , denoted by , is the number of arcs with head in . An orientation of is proper if , for all . An orientation with maximum indegree at most is called a -orientation. The proper orientation number of , denoted by , is the minimum integer such that admits a proper -orientation. We prove that determining whether is NP-complete for chordal graphs of bounded diameter, but can be solved in linear-time in the subclass of quasi-threshold graphs. When parameterizing by , we argue that this problem is FPT for chordal graphs and argue that no…
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