Degree sum conditions for a graph to have bounded conflict-free connection number
Dinh Hanh Dang, Trung Duy Doan, Pham Hoang Ha, Vu Quang Minh
Abstract
A path in an edge-coloured graph is called conflict-free if a colour is exclusively applied to one of its edges. A graph G is considered conflict-free connected if every pair of vertices in V(G) is connected by a conflict-free path. The minimum number of colours required to render a connected graph G conflict-free connected is referred to as the conflict-free connection number. In this paper, we introduce several sharp conditions on the minimum degree sum of any 4 independent vertices in G to ensure that the conflict-free connection number of G is bounded.
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