Hovey's 3-cordiality conjecture
Hovey's 3-cordiality conjecture
A graph is 3-cordial if its vertices are labeled by , , and with label-class sizes differing by at most one, and each edge receives the sum of its endpoint labels modulo , with edge-label class sizes also differing by at most one. Hovey's conjecture. All graphs are -cordial. This is a special case of the -cordial labeling problems introduced by Hovey; its status is not specified in the source.
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Elliot Krop, Aryan Mittal and Michael C. Wigal, “The Cordiality Game and the Game Cordiality Number”, arXiv:2403.18060 (2024).
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