Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  introduces a new graph theory problem called generalized edge coloring (g.e.c.). A generalized edge coloring is similar to traditional edge coloring, with the difference that a vertex can be adjacent to up to k edges that share the same color. The concept of generalized edge coloring can be used to formulate the channel assignment problem in multi-channel multi-interface wireless networks.  provide theoretical analysis for this problem. Our theoretical findings can be useful for system developers of wireless networks.  show that when k = 3, there are graphs that do not have generalized edge coloring that could achieve the minimum number of colors for every vertex. On the contrary, when k = 2  show that if  are given one extra color,  can find a generalized edge coloring that uses the minimum number of colors for each vertex. In addition,  show that for certain classes of graphs  are able to find a generalized edge coloring that uses the minimum number of colors for every vertex without the extra color. These special classes of graphs include bipartite graph, graphs with a por of 2 maximum degree, or graphs with maximum degree no more than 4.
['Chun-Chen Hsu', 'Pangfeng Liu', 'Da-Wei Wang', 'Jan-Jan Wu']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Generalized Edge Coloring for Channel Assignment in Wireless Networks
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