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The Sum Degree Distance and the Product Degree Distance of Generalized Transformation Graphs G<sup>ab</sup>
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The Sum Degree Distance and the Product Degree Distance of Generalized Transformation Graphs Gab

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Abstract:

In this contribution, we consider line splitting graph LS(G) of a graph G as transformation graph G++ of Gab. We investigate the sum degree distance DD+(G) and product degree distance DD*(G) of transformation graph Gab, which are weighted version of Wiener index. The Transformation graphs of Gab are G++, G+-, G-+ and G--.

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Periodical:
Bulletin of Mathematical Sciences and Applications (Volume 16)
Pages:
76-88
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18052/www.scipress.com/BMSA.16.76
Citation:
K. G. Mirajkar and Y.B. Priyanka, "The Sum Degree Distance and the Product Degree Distance of Generalized Transformation Graphs Gab", Bulletin of Mathematical Sciences and Applications, Vol. 16, pp. 76-88, 2016
Online since:
Aug 2016
Authors:
Keerthi G. Mirajkar, Y.B. Priyanka
Keywords:
Degree Distance, Line Splitting Graph, Transformation Graph Gab
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