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Maximum zeroth-order general Randi\'{c} index of orientations of trees, unicyclic and bicyclic graphs with given matching number

Combinatorics · Submitted 10 Dec 2021

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The authors' main claim We determine maximum zeroth-order general Randi\'{c} index of oriented trees, unicyclic and bicyclic graphs in terms of matching number and order in this paper.

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CitationHanyuan Deng, Jiaxiang Yang. "Maximum zeroth-order general Randi\'{c} index of orientations of trees, unicyclic and bicyclic graphs with given matching number." arXiv:2112.05378 (2021). https://pith.science/paper/P7IM7Z56
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The zeroth-order general Randi\'{c} index $R^{0}_{a}$ of a digraph $D$ is the sum of $(d^{+}_{v})^{a}+(d^{-}_{w})^{a}$ over all arcs $vw$ of $D$, where $a$, $d^{+}_{v}$ and $d^{-}_{w}$ are an arbitrary real number, the out-degree of the vertex $v$ and the in-degree of the vertex $w$, respectively. We determine maximum zeroth-order general Randi\'{c} index of oriented trees, unicyclic and bicyclic graphs in terms of matching number and order in this paper.

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The zeroth-order general Randi\'{c} index $R^{0}_{a}$ of a digraph $D$ is the sum of $(d^{+}_{v})^{a}+(d^{-}_{w})^{a}$ over all arcs $vw$ of $D$, where $a$, $d^{+}_{v}$ and $d^{-}_{w}$ are an arbitrary real number, the out-degree of the vertex $v$ and the in-degree of the vertex $w$, respectively. We determine maximum zeroth-order general Randi\'{c} index of oriented trees, unicyclic and bicyclic graphs in terms of matching number and order in this paper.

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