Equatorially balanced C4-face-magic labelings on Klein bottle grid graphs
Abstract
For a graph G = (V, E) embedded in the Klein bottle, let F(G) denote the set of faces of G. Then, G is called a Ck-face-magic Klein bottle graph if there exists a bijection f: V(G) \1, 2, …, |V(G)|\ such that for any F ∈ F(G) with F Ck, the sum of all the vertex labelings along Ck is a constant S. Let xv =f(v) for all v∈ V(G). We call \xv : v∈ V(G)\ a Ck-face-magic Klein bottle labeling on G. We consider the m × n grid graph, denoted by Km,n, embedded in the Klein bottle in the natural way. We show that for m,n 2, Km,n admits a C4-face-magic Klein bottle labeling if and only if n is even. We say that a C4-face-magic Klein bottle labeling \xi,j: (i,j) ∈ V(Km,n) \ on Km,n is equatorially balanced if xi,j + xi,n+1-j = 12 S for all (i,j) ∈ V(Km,n). We show that when m is odd, a C4-face-magic Klein bottle labeling on Km,n must be equatorially balanced. Also when m is odd, we show that (up to symmetries on the Klein bottle) the number of C4-face-magic Klein bottle labelings on the m × 4 Klein bottle grid graph is 2m \, (m-1)! \, τ(m), where τ(m) is the number of positive divisors of m. Furthermore, let m 3 be an odd integer and n 6 be an even integer. Then, the minimum number of distinct C4-face-magic Klein bottle labelings X on Km,n (up to symmetries on a Klein bottle) is either (5· 2m)(m-1)! if n 04, or (6· 2m)(m-1)! if n 24.
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