On the power propagation time of a graph
Abstract
In this paper, we give Nordhaus-Gaddum upper and lower bounds on the sum of the power propagation time of a graph and its complement, and we consider the effects of edge subdivisions and edge contractions on the power propagation time of a graph. We also study a generalization of power propagation time, known as k-power propagation time, by characterizing all simple graphs on n vertices whose k-power propagation time is n-1 or n-2 (for k≥ 1) and n-3 (for k≥ 2). We determine all trees on n vertices whose power propagation time (k=1) is n-3, and give partial characterizations of graphs whose k-power propagation time is equal to 1 (for k≥ 1).
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