Gracefulness of two nested cycles: a first approach
Abstract
It is known that if a plane graph is graceful (resp. near-graceful), then its semidual is conservative (resp. near-conservative). In this work we prove that the semidual of a plane graph of size M consisting of two nested cycles is conservative if M 0,3 4, and near-conservative otherwise. We also show that for a given integer m1 ≥ 3, there exists m* > m1 such that for m2 ≥ m*, if m1+m2 0,3 4 (resp. m1+m2 1,2 4), then there exists a graceful (resp. near-graceful) plane graph consisting of two nested cycles with sizes m1 and m2, respectively.
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