Graphs with Sudoku number n-1
Abstract
Recently Lau-Jeyaseeli-Shiu-Arumugam introduced the concept of the "Sudoku colourings" of graphs -- partial (G)-colourings of G that have a unique extension to a proper (G)-colouring of all the vertices. They introduced the Sudoku number of a graph as the minimal number of coloured vertices in a Sudoku colouring. They conjectured that a connected graph has Sudoku number n-1 if, and only if, it is complete. In this note we prove that this is true.
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