Circular backbone colorings: on matching and tree backbones of planar graphs
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Abstract: Given a graph , and a spanning subgraph of , a circular -backbone -coloring of is a proper -coloring of such that , for every edge . The circular -backbone chromatic number of , denoted by , is the minimum integer for which there exists a circular -backbone -coloring of . The Four Color Theorem implies that whenever is planar, we have . It is conjectured that this upper bound can be improved to 7 when is a tree, and to 6 when is a matching. In this work, we show that: 1) if is planar and has no as subgraph, and is a linear spanning forest of , then ; 2) if is a plane graph having no two 3-faces sharing an edge, and is a matching of , then ; and 3) if is planar and has no nor as subgraph, and is a mathing of , then . These results partially answer questions posed by Broersma, Fujisawa and Yoshimoto (2003), and by Broersma, Fomin and Golovach (2007). It also points towards a positive answer for the Steinberg's Conjecture.
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