Graphical Invariants for some Transformed Networks
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https://doi.org/10.29020/nybg.ejpam.v17i2.5078Keywords:
Topological Indices, Concealled Non-Kekulean Benezenoid Hydrocarbon, Sum Connectivity Index, General Sum Connectivity Index, Atomic Bond Connectivity Index, Geometric Arithmetic IndexAbstract
A topological index is a numerical character associated with a graph that is invariant under graph isomorphism and describe the graphs topology. There are several graph operations that may be used to change it into a new structure, such as constructing a stellation, bounded dual, complement, subdivided, line graph, minor, dual, and medial. In this paper, we construct transformed networks from the concealled non-kekulean benzenoid hydrocarbon structure by applying stellation and bounded dual operations, further we study their degree based topological properties by appropriately labeling the graph. Degree based topological indices are playing significant role among other types of indices in chemical, pharmaceutical and bio-informatics industry, since they correlate the structure with its physicochemical properties.
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