The spanning-tree upper-bound conjecture for partition dimension of unicyclic graphs

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Let GG be a unicyclic graph and let TT be a spanning tree of GG. The spanning-tree upper-bound conjecture. If TT is a spanning tree of a unicyclic graph GG, then

pd(G)pd(T)+1.\operatorname{pd}(G)\leq \operatorname{pd}(T)+1.

This conjecture proposes an upper bound for the partition dimension of a unicyclic graph in terms of that of a spanning tree, analogous to the known estimate for metric dimension. The preceding discussion notes that the bound is attained for certain unicyclic graphs with at most two exterior major vertices and terminal degree one.

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Juan A. Rodriguez-Velazquez, Ismael G. Yero and Henning Fernau, “On the partition dimension of unicyclic graphs”, arXiv:1111.3513 (2013).

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