Faculty Advisor
T. Kyle Petersen
Abstract
In a proper vertex coloring for a graph G, we call a vertex a b-vertex whenever this vertex is adjacent to at least one vertex of every color class. The b-chromatic number of a graph is defined to be the greatest integer k such that there exists a proper coloring on the graph with k colors where there is at least one b-vertex in every color class. This paper is on the b-chromatic number of the total graphs of complete bipartite graphs. We find bounds of the b-chromatic number for the total graphs of complete bipartite graphs and provide a method to calculate the b-chromatic number of the total graphs of complete bipartite graphs in specific conditions.
Recommended Citation
Morgan, Dominic L J
(2024)
"Exploring Total Graphs of Complete Bipartite Graphs,"
DePaul Discoveries: Volume 13, Article 6.
Available at:
https://via.library.depaul.edu/depaul-disc/vol13/iss1/6