CHROMATIC NUMBER TO THE TRANSFORMATION (G---) OF K(1,n) AND K(m,n)
B. Stephen John
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B. Stephen John
Abstract
Let be an undirected simple graph. The transformation graph ofG is a simple graph with vertex set in which adjacency is defined as follows: (a) two elements in are adjacent if and only if they are non-adjacent in (b) two elements in are adjacent if and only if they are non-adjacent in and (c) an element of and an element of are adjacent if and only if they are non-incident in .In this paper, we determine the chromatic number of Transformation graph for Star and Complete Bipartite graph. Keywords : Star Graph, Complete Bipartite Graph, Chromatic Number, Transformation Graph
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Let be an undirected simple graph. The transformation graph ofG is a simple graph with vertex set in which adjacency is defined as follows: (a) two elements in are adjacent if and only if they are non-adjacent in (b) two elements in are adjacent if and only if they are non-adjacent in and (c) an element of and an element of are adjacent if and only if they are non-incident in .In this paper, we determine the chromatic number of Transformation graph for Star and Complete Bipartite graph. Keywords : Star Graph, Complete Bipartite Graph, Chromatic Number, Transformation Graph
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