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Badr. E. M. and Moussa M. I. (2020) " An Upper Bound of Radio k-coloring Problem and its Integer Linear Programming Model", Wireless and Networks (published online:18 March 2019) [ ISI Indexed: Impact Factor 2.4 ]
Authors: E. M. Badr and M. I. Moussa
Year: 2019
Keywords: Keywords: Radio k-coloring, radio number, upper bound, path, cycles, binomial tree, triangular snakes, ladder, friendship and book graphs.
Journal: wireless and networks
Volume: Not Available
Issue: Not Available
Pages: Not Available
Publisher: springer
Local/International: International
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Abstract:

Abstract. For a positive integer k, a radio k-coloring of a simple connected graph G = (V (G), E(G)) is a mapping f :V (G){0,1,2,...}such that | f (u) - f (v )|  k 1-d (u, v ) for each pair of distinct vertices u and v of G, where d(u, v) is the distance between u and v in G. The span of a radio k-coloring f, rck(f), is the maximum integer assigned by it to some vertex of G. The radio k-chromatic number, rck(G) of G is min{rck(f)}, where the minimum is taken over all radio kcolorings f of G. If k is the diameter of G, then rck(G) is known as the radio number of G. In this paper, we propose an improved upper bound of radio k-chromatic number for a given graph against the other which is due to Saha and Panigrahi [1]. The computational study shows that the proposed algorithm overcomes the previous algorithm. We introduce a polynomial algorithm (differs from the other that is due to Liu and Zhu [2]) which determines the radio number of the path graph n P . Finally, we propose a new integer linear programming model for the radio k-coloring problem.

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