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The Minimum Superior Dominating Energy of Graphs

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Kathiresan and Marimuthu were the pioneers of superior distance in graphs. The same authors put forth the concept of superior domination in 2008. Superior distance is the shortest walk between any two vertices including their respective neighbours. The minimum superior dominating energy  is defined by the sum of the eigenvalues and it is obtained from the minimum superior dominating  matrix . The minimum superior dominating energy for star and crown graphs are computed. Properties of eigenvalues of minimum superior dominating matrix for star, cocktail party, complete and crown graphs are discussed. Results related to upper and lower bounds of minimum superior dominating energy for star, cocktail party, complete and crown graphs are stated and proved.
Title: The Minimum Superior Dominating Energy of Graphs
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Kathiresan and Marimuthu were the pioneers of superior distance in graphs.
The same authors put forth the concept of superior domination in 2008.
Superior distance is the shortest walk between any two vertices including their respective neighbours.
The minimum superior dominating energy  is defined by the sum of the eigenvalues and it is obtained from the minimum superior dominating  matrix .
The minimum superior dominating energy for star and crown graphs are computed.
Properties of eigenvalues of minimum superior dominating matrix for star, cocktail party, complete and crown graphs are discussed.
Results related to upper and lower bounds of minimum superior dominating energy for star, cocktail party, complete and crown graphs are stated and proved.

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