For a graph G, let P(G; ) be its chromatic polynomial and let [G] be the set of graphs having P(G; ) as their chromatic polynomial. We call [G] the chromatic equivalence class of ...
Feng Ming Dong, Kee L. Teo, Charles H. C. Little, ...
It is known that the chromatic polynomial of any chordal graph has only integer roots. However, there also exist non-chordal graphs whose chromatic polynomials have only integer r...
Feng Ming Dong, Kee L. Teo, Khee Meng Koh, Michael...
We consider a variation of the chip-firing game in a induced subgraph S of a graph G. Starting from a given chip configuration, if a vertex v has at least as many chips as its deg...