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The Equitable Chromatic Bounds on Splitting of Block Circulant Graphs

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  • M Jagannathan
  • Vernold Vivin.J
  • Veninstine Vivik.J
  • Ganesh Ghorai

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An equitable vertex coloring for the splitting of block circulant graphs is investigated. The block circulant graphs comprises block circulant matrices, where each block is itself a matrix. These blocks in each row are cyclically shifted one place to the right from those of the previous row. We approached such block circulant graphs in matrix representation and derived their independent sets using the neighbourhoods of each vertex. This classification makes the vertex coloring process to be simpler and equitable in most cases. In this framework, the equitable chromatic numbers are obtained for splitting on block circulant graphs, namely prism, antiprism, crossed and closed sun graphs.

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  • M Jagannathan & Vernold Vivin.J & Veninstine Vivik.J & Ganesh Ghorai, 2022. "The Equitable Chromatic Bounds on Splitting of Block Circulant Graphs," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2022, pages 1-17, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:7603023
    DOI: 10.1155/2022/7603023
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