Counting peaks on graphs
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Abstract: Given a graph with vertices and a bijective labeling of the vertices using the integers , we say has a peak at vertex if the degree of is greater than or equal to 2, and if the label on is larger than the label of all its neighbors. Fix an enumeration of the vertices of as and a fix a set . We want to determine the number of distinct bijective labelings of the vertices of , such that the vertices in are precisely the peaks of . The set is called the emph{peak set of the graph} , and the set of all labelings with peak set is denoted by . This definition generalizes the study of peak sets of permutations, as that work is the special case of being the path graph on vertices. In this paper, we present an algorithm for constructing all of the bijective labelings in for any . We also explore peak sets in certain families of graphs, including cycle graphs and joins of graphs.
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