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A Type of Arithmetic Labels about Circulating Ring

Ergen Liu, Dan Wu, Kewen Cai

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Ergen Liu, Dan Wu, Kewen Cai. A Type of Arithmetic Labels about Circulating Ring. 4th Confer- ence on Computer and Computing Technologies in Agriculture (CCTA), Oct 2010, Nanchang, China.

pp.390-397, �10.1007/978-3-642-18369-0_45�. �hal-01564833�

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A type of Arithmetic Labels about Circulating ring Ergen Liu Dan Wu Kewen Cai

(School of Basic Sciences, East China Jiaotong University, Nanchang,P.R.China,330013)

E-mail:leg_eg@sina.com Absteact

The graph composed with several rings is a kind of important and interesting graph, many scholars studied on the gracefulness of this kind of the graph, The reference [1] is given the gracefulness of

m

kinds C4 with one common point.

In this paper, we researched the arithmetic labels of four kinds graph: C8,1,nC8,2,nC8,3,nC8,4,n, and we proved they are all

( d , 2 d )

--arithmetic graph.

Key Word: Arithmetic graph;labeling of graph;C8,i,n

1. Introduction

The graph in this paper discussed are undirected、no multiple edges and simple graph, the unorganized state of definitions and terminology and the symbols in this graph referred to reference[2][3].

There are two kinds of labels of the graph: one is the reduced label, is to say that in order to get the label of one edge you should reduce the endpoints of the edge; the other is additive label, for the same you should acttive the endpoints of one edge to get the label of the edge. For example, the well-known of “Gracefulness” is reduced.

the “Compatible labels” is additive. In 1990, B.D.Achaya and S.M.Hegde import the concept of “Arithmetic lables”(referred to reference[2]), which is a more extensive additive label, it have applied value on solution to question of the joint ventures in rights and obligations.

Definition 1.1 For G(V,E), if there is a mapping f ( called the vertices

v

of the label ) from V

 

G to the set of nonnegative integer N0, meet:

) ( ) ( ) 1

( f uf v

which

uv

and uvV(G);

f(u) f(v)uv E(G)

 

k k d k (q 1)d

) 2

(    , ,,  .

Then we call graph G is a (k,d)--arithmetic graph.

2. Main results and certification

Theorem 2.1 C8,1,n is a (d,2d)--arithmetic graph.

Proof As the graph shown on fig.1.

) 0 (

v1 ) 0 (

v2

) 0 (

v3

) 0 (

v4

) 0 (

v5

) 0 (

v6

) 0 (

v7 ) 1 (

v1 ) 1 (

v2

) 1 (

v3

) 1 (

v4

) 1 (

v5

) 1 (

v6

) 1 (

v7 ) 2 (

v1 v(1n1)

) 1 ( 2

vn

) 1 ( 3 n

v

) 1 ( 4

vn

) 1 ( 5 n

v

) 1 ( 6 n

v

) 1 ( 7 n

v

) ( 1

vn

Fig.1.The Graf C8,1,n

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Label all vertices as follows:

) , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 8 )

(v1() id i n

f i    , f(v2(i))8idd(i0,1,2,,n1), )

1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 3 8 )

(v3()idd in

f i  , f(v4(i))8id6d(i0,1,2,,n1), )

1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 2 8 )

(v5()idd in

f i  , f(v6(i))8id5d(i0,1,2,,n1), )

1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 7 8 )

(v7()idd in

f i  .

Now we proof that the mapping

f

is arithmetic labeling of C8,1,n.

We can see the mapping

f

meet f(u) f(v) which

uv

and u,vV(C8,1,n).

Next we prove

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,1,n)

is an arithmetic progression in the way of mathematical induction.

When n1

Then f(v1(0))0, f(v2(0))d, f(v3(0))3d, f(v(40))6d, f(v5(0))2d, f(v6(0))5d, d

v

f( 7(0))7 , f(v1(1))8d.

Therefore

f(u)f(v)uvE(C8,1,1)

( ) ( 2(0)), )

0 (

1 f v

v

f

f(v1(0)) f(v3(0)), f(v3(0)) f(v5(0)), f(v2(0)) f(v4(0)), ),

( )

(v5(0) f v7(0)

ff(v4(0)) f(v6(0)), f(v6(0)) f(v1(1)), f(v7(0)) f(v1(1))

d,3d,5d,7d,9d,11d,13d,15d

is an arithmetic progression, and the common difference is 2d. Suppose when nk1, we know

f(u)f(v)uvE(C8,1,k1)

d,d12d,d22d,,d(8k9)2d

is an arithmetic progression, and the common difference is 2d. Then when nk

f(u)f(v)uvE(C8,1,k)

( )( )( 8,1, 1)

f u f v uv EC k

( ) ( 2( 1)), )

1 ( 1

k

k f v

v

f f(v1(k1)) f(v3(k1)), f(v3(k1)) f(v5(k1)), ),

( )

(v2(k1)f v(4k1)

f f(v5(k1)) f(v7(k1)), f(v4(k1)) f(v6(k1)), f(v6(k1)) f(v1(k)), f(v7(k1)) f(v1(k))

d,d12d,d22d, ,d(8k9)2d

  

d(8k8)2d, d(8k7)2d, ,

2 ) 6 8

( k d

d   d(8k5)2d, d(8k4)2d, d(8k3)2d, d(8k2)2d,d(8k1)2d

d d12d d22d d(8k1)2d

 , , ,,

is an arithmetic progression, and the common difference is 2 . d

In sum for the arbitrary nN0, the mapping f:V(C8,1,n)N0 meet:

(1) f(u) f(v) when

uv

and u,vV(C8,1,n);

(2)

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,1,n)

dd12dd22d,,d(8n1)2d

. Therefore C8,1,n is a (d,2d)--arithmetic graph.

Theorem 2.2 C8,2,n is a (d,2d)--arithmetic graph.

Proof As the graph shown on fig.2.

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) 0 (

v1

) 0 (

v2

) 0 (

v3

) 0 (

v4

) 0 (

v5

) 0 (

v6 ) 1 (

v1

) 1 (

v2

) 1 (

v3

) 1 (

v4

) 1 (

v5

) 1 (

v6 ) 2 (

v1

) 2 (

v2

) 1 ( 1

vn

) 1 ( 2

vn ) 1 ( 3

v n

) 1 ( 4

vn

) 1 ( 5

v n

) 1 ( 6

v n

) ( 1

vn

) ( 2

vn

Fig.2.The Graf C8,2,n Label all vertices as follows:

) , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 7 )

(v1() id i n

f i    , )

, , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 7 )

(v2() id d i n

f i     ,

) 1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 3 7 )

(v3()idd in

f i  ,

) 1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 6 7 )

(v(4)idd in

f i  ,

) 1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 2 7 )

(v5()idd in

f i  ,

) 1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 5 7 )

(v6()idd in

f i  .

Now we proof that the mapping f is arithmetic labeling of C8,2,n

We can see the mapping f meet f(u) f(v) which uv and u,vV(C8,2,n).

Next we prove

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,2,n)

is an arithmetic progression in the way of mathematical induction.

When n1

Then f(v1(0))0, f(v2(0))d, f(v3(0))3d,f(v4(0))6d, f(v5(0))2d, f(v6(0))5d, d

v

f( 1(1))7 , f(v2(1))8d.

Therefore

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,2,1)

( ) ( 2(0)), )

0 (

1 f v

v

f

f(v1(0)) f(v3(0)), f(v3(0)) f(v5(0)), ),

( )

(v2(0) f v4(0)

ff(v5(0)) f(v1(1)), f(v4(0)) f(v6(0)), f(v6(0)) f(v2(1)), f(v1(1)) f(v2(1))

d,3d,5d,7d,9d,11d,13d,15d

is an arithmetic progression, and the common difference is 2 . d Suppose when nk1, we know

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,2,k1)

d,d12d,d22d,,d(7k7)2d

is an arithmetic progression, and the common difference is 2 . d Then when nk

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,2,k)

( ) ( )  ( 8,2, 1)

f u f v uv E C k

f(v1(k1)) f(v3(k1)), f(v3(k1)) f(v5(k1)), ),

( )

(v2(k1)f v(4k1)

f f(v5(k1)) f(v1(k)), f(v4(k1)) f(v6(k1)), f(v6(k1)) f(v(2k)), f(v1(k)) f(v2(k))

d,d12d,d22d, d(7k7)2d

  

d(7k6)2d, d(7k5)2d, ,

2 ) 4 7

( k d

d   d(7k3)2d, d(7k2)2d, d(7k1)2d,d7k2d

d d12d d22d d7k2d

 , , ,,

is an arithmetic progression, and the common difference is 2 . d

In sum for the arbitrary nN0, the mapping f :V(C8,2,n)N0 meet:

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(1) f(u) f(v) when uv and u,vV(C8,2,n);

(2)

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,2,n)

dd 12dd22d,,d7n2d

. Therefore C8,2,n is a (d,2d)--arithmetic graph.

Theorem 2.3 C8,3,n is a (d,2d)--arithmetic graph . Proof As the graph shown on fig.3.

) 0 (

v1 v2(0)

) 0 (

v3 v4(0)

) 1 (

v1 v2(1)

) 1 (

v3 v4(1)

) 2 (

v1 1( 1)

vn (2 1)

vn

) 1 ( 3

v n (4 1)

vn

) ( 1

vn

) 0 (

v0 v0(1) v0(2) v(0n1) 0( )

vn

) 2 (

v3 3( )

vn

Fig.3.The Graf C8,3,n Label all vertices as follows:

) , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 8 )

(v0() id i n

f i    , f(v1(i))4idd(i0,1,2,,n), )

, , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 3 4 )

(v3() id d i n

f i     , f(v2(i))8id6d(i0,1,2,,n1), )

1 , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 2 8 )

(v4()idd in

f i  .

Proof in imitation of Theorem 2.1.

For the arbitrary nN0, the mapping f :V(C8,3,n)N0 meet:

(1) f(u) f(v) when uv and u,vV(C8,3,n);

(2)

f(u) f(v)uvE(C8,3,n)

dd12dd22d,,d(6n1)2d

.

By (1), (2) we know the mapping f is arithmetic labeling of

C

8,3,n . Therefore C8,3,n is a )

2 ,

(d d --arithmetic graph.

Theorem 2.4 C8,4,n is a (d,2d)--arithmetic graph.

Proof As the graph shown on fig.4.

) 0 (

v1 ) 0 (

v2

) 0 (

v3

) 0 (

v4

) 1 (

v1 ) 1 (

v2

) 1 (

v3

) 1 (

v4

) 2 (

v1 v1(n1)

) 1 ( 2

v n

) 1 ( 3

v n

) 1 ( 4

v n

) ( 1

v n

) 2 (

v3 v3(n)

) 2 (

v2

) 2 (

v4

) ( 2

v n

) ( 4

v n

Fig.4.The Graf C8,4,n Label all vertices as follows:

) , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 5 )

(v1() id i n

f i    , f(v2(i))5idd(i0,1,2,,n),

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) , , 2 , 1 , 0 ( 3 5 )

(v3() id d i n

f i     , f(v4(i))5id2d(i0,1,2,,n). Proof in imitation of Theorem 2.2.

For the arbitrary nN0, the mapping f :V(C8,4,n)N0 meet:

(1) f(u) f(v) when uv and u,vV(C8,4,n);

(2)

f(u)f(v)uvE(C8,4,n)

=

dd12dd22dd(5n2)2d

. By (1), (2) we know the mapping f is arithmetic labeling of C8,4,n. Therefore C8,4,n is a

) 2 ,

(d d --arithmetic graph.

3. Labels of Some Special Graph

In order to explan the correctness of the aforementioned labels, we give the arithmetic labeling of C8,1,3

3 , 2 ,

C8 C8,3,3 and C8,4,3.

(1) The arithmetic labeling of C8,1,3 on fig.5.

0 d

d 3 2d

d 6 5d

d 7

d 8

d 9

d 11

d 14

d 10

d 13

d 15

d 16

d 17

d 19 18d

d 22 21d

d 24 d

23 Fig.5. The Graf C8,1,3

(2) The arithmetic labeling of C8,2,3 on fig.6.

0

d d

3 2d

d

6 5d

d 7

d 8

d 9

d 14 d

10

d 13

d 15

d 16 d 17

d 19

d 22

d 21

d

12 20d

Fig.6. The Graf C8,2,3 (3) The arithmetic labeling of C8,3,3 on fig.7.

0 d

d

3 2d

d

6 5d

d 7 d 8

d 14

d 10

d 13

d 15 d

16

d 22 d 9

d

11 18d

d 24

Fig.7. The Graf C8,3,3 (4) The arithmetic labeling of C8,4,3 on fig.8.

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0 d

d 3

d 2

d 6 d 5

d 7 d 8

d 10

d 13

d 15 d 16 d

11

d 18

d

12 17d

Fig.8. The Graf C8,4,3

References

[1] Ma Kejie. Gracefulnss[M].Beijing:the press of technology,1991.

[2] Chartrand G,Lesniak L. Graphs and Digraphs[M].Wadsworth and Brooks\Cole,Monterey,1996.

[3] Bondy J A,Murty U S R. Graph Theory with Applications[M].Elsevier North-Holland, 1976.

[4] LIU Er-gen, WU Dan and CAI Ke-wen. Two Graphs Arithmetic Labeling[J], Journal of East China Jiaotong University. 2009, Vol.26(5): 89-92.

[5] Achaya B D and Hegde S M. Arithmetic graphs[J]. Journal of Graph Theory. 1990, 18(3):275-299.

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