Solutions to conjectures on the (k,)-rainbow index of complete graphs
Abstract
The (k,)-rainbow index rxk, (G) of a graph G was introduced by Chartrand et. al. For the complete graph Kn of order n≥ 6, they showed that rx3,(Kn)=3 for =1,2. Furthermore, they conjectured that for every positive integer , there exists a positive integer N such that rx3,(Kn)=3 for every integer n ≥ N. More generally, they conjectured that for every pair of positive integers k and with k≥ 3, there exists a positive integer N such that rxk,(Kn)=k for every integer n ≥ N. This paper is to give solutions to these conjectures.
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