Approaches that output infinitely many graphs with small local antimagic chromatic number
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Abstract: An edge labeling of a connected graph is said to be local antimagic if it is a bijection such that for any pair of adjacent vertices and , , where the induced vertex label , with ranging over all the edges incident to . The local antimagic chromatic number of , denoted by , is the minimum number of distinct induced vertex labels over all local antimagic labelings of . In this paper, we (i) give a sufficient condition for a graph with one pendant to have . A necessary and sufficient condition for a graph to have is then obtained; (ii) give a sufficient condition for every circulant graph of even order to have ; (iii) construct infinitely many bipartite and tripartite graphs with by transformation of cycles; (iv) apply transformation of cycles to obtain infinitely many one-point union of regular (possibly circulant) or bi-regular graphs with . The work of this paper suggests many open problems on the local antimagic chromatic number of bipartite and tripartite graphs.
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