Vol. 22 No. 2 (2023): Mapana Journal of Sciences
Research Articles

Coupling Distance in Graphs

Riyaz Ur Rehman A
Ph.D., Research Scholar

Published 2023-07-14

Keywords

  • Coupling distance,
  • coupling eccentricity,
  • coupling radius,
  • coupling diameter

Abstract

In this paper the coupling distance of simple connected graphs are introduced. The different parameters of coupling distance like coupling eccentricity, coupling radius, coupling diameter, coupling center and coupling periphery are defined. The coupling parameters for different standard graphs are obtained.

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