On quasi-monotonous graphs
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A dominating coloring   by k colors is a proper k coloring where every color i has a representative vertex xi adjacent to at least one vertex in each of the other classes. The b-chromatic number  , b(G), of a graph G is the largest integer k such that G admits a dominating coloring by k colors. A graph 2256d" title="Click to view the MathML source">G=(V,E) is said b-monotonous   if b(H1)≥b(H2) for every induced subgraph H1 of G and every subgraph H2 of H1. Here we say that a graph G is quasi b-monotonous  , or simply quasi-monotonous, if for every vertex v∈V, b(G−v)≤b(G)+1. We shall study the quasi-monotonicity of several classes. We show in particular that chordal graphs are not quasi-monotonous in general, whereas chordal graphs with large b-chromatic number, and (P,coP,chair,diamond)-free graphs are quasi-monotonous. The (P5,P,dart)-free graphs are monotonous. Finally we give new bounds for the b-chromatic number of any vertex deleted subgraph of a chordal graph.

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