Circular chromatic index of graphs of maximum degree 3
Peyman Afshani, Mahsa Ghandehari, Mahya Ghandehari, Hamed Hatami, Ruzbeh Tusserkani, Xuding Zhu
Abstract
This paper proves that if G is a graph (parallel edges allowed) of maximum degree 3, then χc'(G) ≤ 11/3 provided that G does not contain H1 or H2 as a subgraph, where H1 and H2 are obtained by subdividing one edge of K23 (the graph with three parallel edges between two vertices) and K4, respectively. As χc'(H1) = χc'(H2) = 4, our result implies that there is no graph G with 11/3 < χc'(G) < 4. It also implies that if G is a 2-edge connected cubic graph, then χ'(G) 11/3.
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