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Symmetry Breaking in Graceful Graphs

2003
Symmetry occurs frequently in Constraint Satisfaction Problems (CSPs). For instance, in 3-colouring the nodes of a graph, a CSP model that assigns a specific colour to each node has sets of equivalent solutions in which the three colours are permuted.
Karen E. Petrie, Barbara M. Smith
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Two sets of graceful graphs

Journal of Graph Theory, 1980
AbstractWe give graceful numberings to the following graphs: (a) the union of n K4 having one edge in common, in other words the join of K2 and the union of n disjoint K2 and (b) the union of n C4 having one edge in common, in other words the product of K2 and K1,n, with n + 1 not a multiple of 4.
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ON PRONIC GRACEFULNESS OF GRAPHS

2023
Let G be a graph of order p and size q. A graceful labeling of G is an injection f : V → {0,1,...,q}such that while each edge uv is assigned the label(absolute difference of the corresponding vertex labels), the induced edge labels are all distinct.
S. Akila Devi, V. Jayapriya
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All Uniform Bow Graphs are Graceful

Mathematics in Computer Science, 2015
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J. Jeba Jesintha, K. Ezhilarasi Hilda
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Graceful graphs with pendant edges [PDF]

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The author gives graceful labelings for the graphs \(G+ nK\), and \(G\odot nK\), where \(G\) is a graceful graph whose order is greater than its size. He also provides a graceful labeling for the unicyclic graph formed when an arbitrary number of pendant edges are attached to a cycle.
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Vertex-graceful graphs

Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography, 2010
Abstract A (p, q)-graph G = (V, E) is called vertex-graceful if it admits a vertex-graceful numbering, which is defined as an injection f : E → {0, 1, 2,…, q*}, q* = max{p, q} such that the function fV : V → ℕ defined by the rule fV (v) = max{f (e) : e ∈ Ev and v ∈ e}.-min {f(e) : e ∈ Ev and v ∈ e} satisfies the property that fV (V) ≔ {fV (u) : u ∈ V} =
B. D. Acharya, K. A. Germina
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Gracefulness of the join of graceful graph and path

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023
Luthfan Fawwaz   +3 more
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The graph SSG(2) is odd graceful and odd harmonious

International Journal of Computer Aided Engineering and Technology, 2021
J. Jesintha, K. Hilda
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New families of graceful graphs.

Ars Comb., 2003
The gracefulness of graphs obtained by the join and union operations is studied. Particularly, the classes \(G\, \cup \, H\) (\(G\) is \(\alpha \)-labeled, \(H\) is pseudograceful), \(G+\overline K_n\) (\(G\) is a Skolem-graceful graph), \(\overline K_n+mK_2\) and \(C_m\cup S_n\) (\(S_n\) is a star on \(n+1\) vertices) are discussed.
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Two classes of graceful graphs

Ars Comb., 2000
A graph is graceful if it allows a labelling \(\varphi \) of its vertices by distinct nonnegative integers such that, for edges \(uv\), \(|\varphi (u)-\varphi (v)|\) attains all values from \(\{1,2,\dots ,q\}\), where \(q\) is the number of edges. This paper identifies two new classes of graceful graphs.
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