L(p,q)-Labeling of Graphs with Interval Representations
Abstract
We provide upper bounds on the L(p,q)-labeling number of graphs which have interval (or circular-arc) representations via simple greedy algorithms. We prove that there exists an L(p,q)-labeling with span at most \2(p+q-1)-4q+2, (2p-1)μ+(2q-1)-2q+1\ for interval k-graphs, \p,q\ for interval graphs, 3\p,q\+p for circular-arc graphs, 2(p+q-1)-2q+1 for permutation graphs and (2p-1)+(2q-1)(μ-1) for cointerval graphs. In particular, these improve existing bounds on L(p,q)-labeling of interval graphs and L(2,1)-labeling of permutation graphs. Furthermore, we provide upper bounds on the coloring of the squares of aforementioned classes.
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