For a graph G and two positive integers j and k, an m-L（j, k）-edge-labeling of G is an assignment on the edges to the set {0,..., m}, such that adjacent edges receive labels differing by at least j, and edges which ...For a graph G and two positive integers j and k, an m-L（j, k）-edge-labeling of G is an assignment on the edges to the set {0,..., m}, such that adjacent edges receive labels differing by at least j, and edges which are distance two apart receive labels differing by at least k. The λ′j,k-number of G is the minimum m of an m-L（j, k）-edge-labeling admitted by G.In this article, we study the L（1, 2）-edge-labeling for paths, cycles, complete graphs, complete multipartite graphs, infinite ？-regular trees and wheels.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.1097102510901035)
文摘For a graph G and two positive integers j and k, an m-L（j, k）-edge-labeling of G is an assignment on the edges to the set {0,..., m}, such that adjacent edges receive labels differing by at least j, and edges which are distance two apart receive labels differing by at least k. The λ′j,k-number of G is the minimum m of an m-L（j, k）-edge-labeling admitted by G.In this article, we study the L（1, 2）-edge-labeling for paths, cycles, complete graphs, complete multipartite graphs, infinite ？-regular trees and wheels.
