• MEANNESS OF SPECIAL CLASS OF GRAPHS
Abstract
Let G = (V, E) be a simple graph. G is said to be a mean graph if f : V(G)→{0,1,2….q} such that for each edge uv, the induced map f* defined by f*(uv) = is injective where denote the least integer which is greater than or equal to x and f*(E(G)) = {1,2,3… q}
The graph that admits a mean labeling is called a mean graph.
In this paper, we proved that D2 [K1,n], C2[Pn], T2[C3], Gl (n), D2 (K1,n), C2(Pn), C3*Cn, Ladder Pn×P2 and Z-(Pn) are mean graphs.
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