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New Operations on Graphs and Graph Foldings

E. M. El-Kholy, El-Said R. Lashin, S. N. Daoud

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In this paper we introduced some new operations on graphs we called them α-product, β-product, γ-product and wedge sum of two graphs and the kth suspension of a graph. Then we examined the relation between folding of a given pair of graphs and folding of these new graphs generating from these given pair of graphs by these previous new operations.

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In this paper we introduced some new operations on graphs we called them α-product, β-product, γ-product and wedge sum of two graphs and the kth suspension of a graph. Then we examined the relation between folding of a given pair of graphs and folding of these new graphs generating from these given pair of graphs by these previous new operations.

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In this paper we introduced some new operations on graphs we called them α-product, β-product, γ-product and wedge sum of two graphs and the kth suspension of a graph. Then we examined the relation between folding of a given pair of graphs and folding of these new graphs generating from these given pair of graphs by these previous new operations.

Key concepts: Graph product, Indifference graph, Combinatorics, Pathwidth, 1-planar graph, Chordal graph, Mathematics, Cograph

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