Graphs With Minimal Strength

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Abstract: For any graph G of order p, a bijection f:V(G)o[1,p] is called a numbering of the graph G of order p. The strength strf(G) of a numbering f:V(G)o[1,p] of G is defined by strf(G)=maxf(u)+f(v);|;uvinE(G), and the strength str(G) of a graph G itself is str(G)=minstrf(G);|;fmboxisanumberingofG. A numbering f is called a strength labeling of G if strf(G)=str(G). In this paper, we obtained a sufficient condition for a graph to have str(G)=|V(G)|+d(G). Consequently, many questions raised in [Bounds for the strength of graphs, {it Aust. J. Combin.} {�f72(3)}, (2018) 492--508] and [On the strength of some trees, {it AKCE Int. J. Graphs Comb.} (Online 2019) doi.org/10.1016/j.akcej.2019.06.002] are solved. Moreover, we showed that every graph G either has str(G)=|V(G)|+d(G) or is a proper subgraph of a graph H that has str(H)=|V(H)|+d(H) with d(H)=d(G). Further, new good lower bounds of str(G) are also obtained. Using these, we determined the strength of 2-regular graphs and obtained new lower bounds of str(Qn) for various n, where Qn is the n-regular hypercube.












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