The admissable trace problem for E-unitary inverse semigroups.
The -algebras of row-finite graphs.
The classification of finite groups by using iteration digraphs
A digraph is associated with a finite group by utilizing the power map defined by for all , where is a fixed natural number. It is denoted by . In this paper, the generalized quaternion and -groups are studied. The height structure is discussed for the generalized quaternion. The necessary and sufficient conditions on a power digraph of a -group are determined for a -group to be a generalized quaternion group. Further, the classification of two generated -groups as abelian or non-abelian...
The competition numbers of Johnson graphs
The complete product of annihilatingly unique digraphs.
The Decomposition of a Digraph into Isotopic Subgraphs
The determinant concept defined by means of graph theory
The diameter and Laplacian eigenvalues of directed graphs.
The diameter of almost Eulerian digraphs.
The Dichromatic Number of Infinite Families of Circulant Tournaments
The dichromatic number dc(D) of a digraph D is defined to be the minimum number of colors such that the vertices of D can be colored in such a way that every chromatic class induces an acyclic subdigraph in D. The cyclic circulant tournament is denoted by [...] T=C→2n+1(1,2,…,n) , where V (T) = ℤ2n+1 and for every jump j ∈ 1, 2, . . . , n there exist the arcs (a, a + j) for every a ∈ ℤ2n+1. Consider the circulant tournament [...] C→2n+1〈k〉 obtained from the cyclic tournament by reversing one...
The directed distance dimension of oriented graphs
For a vertex of a connected oriented graph and an ordered set of vertices of , the (directed distance) representation of with respect to is the ordered -tuple , where is the directed distance from to . The set is a resolving set for if every two distinct vertices of have distinct representations. The minimum cardinality of a resolving set for is the (directed distance) dimension of . The dimension of a connected oriented graph need not be defined. Those oriented graphs...
The directed geodetic structure of a strong digraph
By a ternary structure we mean an ordered pair , where is a finite nonempty set and is a ternary relation on . A ternary structure is called here a directed geodetic structure if there exists a strong digraph with the properties that and for all , where denotes the (directed) distance function in . It is proved in this paper that there exists no sentence of the language of the first-order logic such that a ternary structure is a directed geodetic structure if and only if it satisfies...
The directed path partition conjecture
The Directed Path Partition Conjecture is the following: If D is a digraph that contains no path with more than λ vertices then, for every pair (a,b) of positive integers with λ = a+b, there exists a vertex partition (A,B) of D such that no path in D⟨A⟩ has more than a vertices and no path in D⟨B⟩ has more than b vertices. We develop methods for finding the desired partitions for various classes of digraphs.
The distance between various orientations of a graph
The enumeration of bit-sequences that satisfy local criteria.
The extremal connectivity of the strictly weak digraph
The fundamental constituents of iteration digraphs of finite commutative rings
For a finite commutative ring and a positive integer , we construct an iteration digraph whose vertex set is and for which there is a directed edge from to if . Let , where and is a finite commutative local ring for . Let be a subset of (it is possible that is the empty set ). We define the fundamental constituents of induced by the vertices which are of the form if , otherwise where U denotes the unit group of and D denotes the zero-divisor set of . We investigate...
The hull number of an oriented graph.
The k-Rainbow Bondage Number of a Digraph
Let D = (V,A) be a finite and simple digraph. A k-rainbow dominating function (kRDF) of a digraph D is a function f from the vertex set V to the set of all subsets of the set {1, 2, . . . , k} such that for any vertex v ∈ V with f(v) = Ø the condition ∪u∈N−(v) f(u) = {1, 2, . . . , k} is fulfilled, where N−(v) is the set of in-neighbors of v. The weight of a kRDF f is the value w(f) = ∑v∈V |f(v)|. The k-rainbow domination number of a digraph D, denoted by γrk(D), is the minimum weight of a kRDF...