A lower bound and several exact results on the d-lucky number
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Abstract: If is a vertex labeling of a graph , then the -lucky sum of a vertex is . The labeling is a -lucky labeling if for every . The -lucky number of is the least positive integer such that has a -lucky labeling . A general lower bound on the -lucky number of a graph in terms of its clique number and related degree invariants is proved. The bound is sharp as demonstrated with an infinite family of corona graphs. The -lucky number is also determined for the so-called -web graphs and graphs obtained by attaching the same number of pendant vertices to the vertices of a generalized cocktail-party graph.
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