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DM
2010
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The distinguishing chromatic number of Cartesian products of two complete graphs
A labeling of a graph G is distinguishing if it is only preserved by the trivial automorphism of G. The distinguishing chromatic number of G is the smallest integer k such that G ...
Janja Jerebic, Sandi Klavzar
JGT
2006
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Distinguishing geometric graphs
We begin the study of distinguishing geometric graphs. Let G be a geometric graph. An automorphism of the underlying graph that preserves both crossings and noncrossings is called...
Michael O. Albertson, Debra L. Boutin
EJC
2006
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Symplectic graphs and their automorphisms
The general symplectic graph Sp(2, q) is introduced. It is shown that Sp(2, q) is strongly regular. Its parameters are computed, its chromatic number and group of graph automorphis...
Zhongming Tang, Zhe-xian Wan
ARSCOM
2005
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Isometrically Embedded Graphs
Can an arbitrary graph be embedded in Euclidean space so that the isometry group of its vertex set is precisely its graph automorphism group? This paper gives an affirmative answe...
Debra L. Boutin
EJC
2008
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The distinguishing number of Cartesian products of complete graphs
The distinguishing number D(G) of a graph G is the least integer d such that G has a labeling with d labels that is preserved only by a trivial automorphism. We prove that Cartesi...
Wilfried Imrich, Janja Jerebic, Sandi Klavzar