A method to optimize antipodal coloring span of graphs and its application
Kush Kumar, Pratima Panigrahi

TL;DR
This paper investigates radio k-colorings of graphs, focusing on antipodal colorings, providing conditions for minimality, and determining the antipodal number for specific graph classes like generalized Petersen graphs and toroidal grids.
Contribution
It introduces a sufficient condition for minimal antipodal colorings and applies it to compute the antipodal number for certain classes of graphs, extending previous knowledge.
Findings
Derived a sufficient condition for minimal antipodal colorings.
Determined the antipodal number for generalized Petersen graphs except when n ≡ 2 mod 8.
Established a lower bound for the antipodal number of toroidal grids when rs is odd.
Abstract
In this article, we study radio \(k\)-colorings of simple connected graphs \(G\) with diameter \(d\), where a radio \(k\)-coloring \(g\) assigns non-negative integers to \(V(G)\) (vertices of \(G\)) such that \(|g(u) - g(v)| \geq 1 + k - d(u, v)\) for any two vertices \(u, v\) with \(1 \leq k \leq d\). The span of a radio \(k\)-coloring \(g\), expressed by \(rc_k(g)\), is the maximum integer assigned by \(g\), and the radio \(k\)-chromatic number \(rc_k(G)\) is the minimum span among all radio \(k\)-colorings of \(G\). A coloring \(g\) is minimal if \(rc_k(g) = rc_k(G)\). When \(k = d-1\), this coloring is known as the antipodal coloring, and \(rc_{d-1}(G)\) referred to as the antipodal number, is denoted by \(ac(G)\). We derive a sufficient condition for an antipodal coloring to be minimal and apply this criterion to determine the antipodal number of the generalized Petersen graph…
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TopicsGraph Labeling and Dimension Problems · Advanced Graph Theory Research
