Weak-odd chromatic index of special digraph classes

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Abstract: Give a digraph D=(V(D),A(D)), let partialD+(v)=vw|winND+(v) and partialD−(v)=uv|uinND−(v) be semi-cuts of v. A mapping varphi:A(D)ightarrow[k] is called a weak-odd k-edge coloring of D if it satisfies the condition: for each vinV(D), there is at least one color with an odd number of occurrences on each non-empty semi-cut of v. We call the minimum integer k the weak-odd chromatic index of D. When limit to 2 colors, use def(D) to denote the defect of D, the minimum number of vertices in D at which the above condition is not satisfied. In this paper, we give a descriptive characterization about the weak-odd chromatic index and the defect of semicomplete digraphs and extended tournaments, which generalize results of tournaments to broader classes. And we initiated the study of weak-odd edge covering on digraphs.












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