Local Distinguishing Numbers of Trees

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  • Christine T. Cheng
چکیده

The i-local distinguishing number of G, denoted by LD i (G), was deened in 3]. Let T be a tree on n > 2 vertices with maximum degree bounded by some constant k. It is shown that LD 1 (T) = O(p n) and that for some trees this bound is tight. The result is extended to show that LD i (T) = O(n 1=(i+1)).

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تاریخ انتشار 1998