
doi: 10.1007/bf02280885
Given a non-branched tree withn vertices. Then, by ann-g-coloration we understand a partition of the set of vertices into no more thang classes, such that adjacent vertices belong to different classes. Supposed the set\(\mathfrak{S}\) of alln-g-colorations (for givenn andg) is lexicographically ordered, here are given two algorithms: the first directly determines (without using the set proper) the ordinal number of an arbitrary element of\(\mathfrak{S}\); the other directly generates an element of\(\mathfrak{S}\) from its given ordinal number.
Coloring of graphs and hypergraphs, Trees
Coloring of graphs and hypergraphs, Trees
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