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The Complexity of Pencil Graph and Line Pencil Graph
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Let ???? be a linked and undirected graph. Every linked graph ???? must contain a spanning tree ????, which is a subgraph of ????that is a tree and contain all the nodes of ????. The number of spanning trees in graph ????, also called the complexity of the graph ????, represented by τ(????), is the total number of distinct spanning trees of graph ????. This research aims to formulate the complexity of pencil graph and line pencil graph. In this research, the complexity of pencil graph and line pencil graph are determined using graph complement approach. The result of the research are the complexity of pencil graph and line pencil graph.
Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Title: The Complexity of Pencil Graph and Line Pencil Graph
Description:
Let ???? be a linked and undirected graph.
Every linked graph ???? must contain a spanning tree ????, which is a subgraph of ????that is a tree and contain all the nodes of ????.
The number of spanning trees in graph ????, also called the complexity of the graph ????, represented by τ(????), is the total number of distinct spanning trees of graph ????.
This research aims to formulate the complexity of pencil graph and line pencil graph.
In this research, the complexity of pencil graph and line pencil graph are determined using graph complement approach.
The result of the research are the complexity of pencil graph and line pencil graph.
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