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Characterization of trees with total vertex irregularity strength -t_1- a) Combinatorial Mathematics Research Group Abstract For a simple graph -G(V,E)- and a positive integer -k-, a vertex irregular total -k--labeling of -G- is a mapping -\varphi:V\cup E\rightarrow\{1,2,\dots,k\}- such that -wt(x)\ne wt(y)- for any two distinct vertices -x,y\in V-, where -wt(x)=\varphi(x)+\sum_{xz\in E}\varphi(xz)-. The minimum -k- for which -G- has a vertex irregular total labeling is called the total vertex irregularity strength of -G- and it is denoted by -\mathrm{tvs}(G)-. Finding the total vertex irregularity strengths for all trees is a difficult and a challenging problem, see [2,3,4] to mention a few results on that topic. Nurdin, Baskoro, Salman and Gaos [1] conjectured that for every tree -T-, -\mathrm{tvs}(T)=\max\{t_1,t_2,t_3\}-, where -t_i=\lceil(\sum_{j=1}^in_j+1)/(i+1)\rceil- and -n_j- denotes the number of vertices of degree -j- in -T-. In this talk, we characterize all trees having the total vertex irregularity strength -t_1-, which supports the aforementioned conjecture. Keywords: Vertex irregular total -k--labeling- Total vertex irregularity strength- Trees Topic: MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS |
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