A Linear Bound on the Rich Flow Number for Graphs with a Given Maximum Degree

Abstract

A rich k-flow is a nowhere-zero k-flow φ such that, for every pair of adjacent edges e and f, |φ(e)| ≠ |φ(f)|. A graph is rich flow admissible if it admits a rich k-flow for some integer k. In this paper, we prove that if G is a rich flow admissible graph with maximum degree , then G admits a rich (264 - 445)-flow.

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