Group sum chromatic number of graphs
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Abstract: We investigate the extit{group sum chromatic number} () of graphs, i.e. the smallest value such that taking any Abelian group of order , there exists a function such that the sums of edge labels properly colour the vertices. It is known that for any graph with no component of order less than and we characterize the graphs for which .
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