Anti-Ramsey numbers of small graphs

Abstract

The anti-Ramsey number AR(n,G), for a graph G and an integer n≥|V(G)|, is defined to be the minimal integer r such that in any edge-colouring of Kn by at least r colours there is a multicoloured copy of G, namely, a copy of G whose edges have distinct colours. In this paper we determine the anti-Ramsey numbers of all graphs having at most four edges.

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