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In this paper, upper and lower bounds are presented for the star chromatic number of the rooted product, hierarchical product, and lexicographic product.
The minimum positive integer k k for which G G is k k -star-colorable is the star chromatic number of G G and is denoted by χs(G) χ s ( G ) . In this paper, ...
The star chromatic number of G, χ_s (G), is the least integer k such that G is k-star colourable. We prove that χ_s (G) ≥ (d + 4)/2 for every d-regular graph G ...
In light of Theorem 2, define the star chromatic number x*(G) as the least of the 2,-chromatic numbers. If G is a connected graph with n vertices, x*(G) = min ...
The star-chromatic number of a graph, a concept introduced by Vince, is a natural generalization of the chromatic number of a graph. We.
The star-chromatic number of a graph, a concept introduced by. Vince, is a natural generalization of the chromatic number of a graph.
The aim of this paper is to study the star colouring of some Circulant graphs and to determined the star chromatic number of some graph families formed from the ...
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We investigate the relation between the star-chromatic number χ(G) and the chromatic number χ(G) of a graphG.
The star-chromatic number of a graph, a concept introduced by Vince, is natural generalization of the chromatic number of a graph.
We investigate the notion of the star chromatic number of a graph in conjunction with various other graph parameters, among them, clique number, girth, and ...
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