
doi: 10.62476/jcam.161.2
Summary: This work examines the Grundy chromatic number (First-Fit chromatic number) of comb product graphs constructed from standard graph classes such as paths, cycles, and complete graphs. Exact values are derived for combinations including \(P_q\circ P_{q'}\), \(P_q\circ K_t\), \(K_t\circ K_t'\), \(C_r\circ C_{r'}\), and \(C_r\circ P_q\). The results highlight how base graph interactions impact greedy coloring strategies.
Grundy chromatic number, Combinatorics, cycle, comb graph, path, Computer science, complete graph
Grundy chromatic number, Combinatorics, cycle, comb graph, path, Computer science, complete graph
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