Conjecture on bounded-conflict antimagic labellings
Conjecture on bounded-conflict antimagic labellings
Let be a finite, simple, undirected graph. A graph is -antimagic if it admits an edge labelling whose vertex sums have at most conflicts, as defined in the paper. -antimagic conjecture. Every connected graph except is -antimagic, for some constant . This conjecture proposes a bounded-conflict weakening of antimagicness. The paper introduces -antimagicness as a form of weak antimagicness; whether every connected graph other than satisfies the property for some constant remains open.
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Grégoire Beaudoire, Cédric Bentz and Christophe Picouleau, “Antimagicness of graphs with a dominating clique”, arXiv:2512.17693 (2025).
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