DM-GAA

ISSN 1509-9415 (print version)

ISSN 2084-0373 (electronic version)

https://doi.org/10.7151/dmgaa

Discussiones Mathematicae - General Algebra and Applications

Cite Score (2023): 0.6

SJR (2023): 0.214

SNIP (2023): 0.604

Index Copernicus (2022): 121.02

H-Index: 5

Discussiones Mathematicae - General Algebra and Applications

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Authors:

D. Bankapur

Divya Bankapur

Department of Mathematics
Christ University, Bangalore, India

email: divyabankapur@gmail.com

0000-0003-0811-980X

S. Naduvath

Sudev Naduvath

Department of Mathematics
Christ University, Bangalore, India

email: sudevnk@gmail.com

0000-0001-9692-4053

Title:

On $L(2,1)$-order sum signed graph of a finite group

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Discussiones Mathematicae - General Algebra and Applications

Received: 2024-07-06 , Revised: 2024-08-30 , Accepted: 2024-08-30 , Available online: 2025-05-23 , https://doi.org/10.7151/dmgaa.1480

Abstract:

In this paper, we have constructed a color-induced signed graph of an algebraic graph, called the L(2, 1)-order sum signed graph of a group. Based on the nature of the group, we have obtained the L(2, 1)-span of the order sum graph and investigated the structural aspects of thus obtained L(2, 1)-order sum signed graph such as planarity, chordality, etc. We have also defined an automorphism which turns out to be the only possible automorphism on the graph and have investigated the structural aspects of the graph such as edge transitivity and vertex transitivity. Further, we have constructed a line-signed graph of L(2, 1)-order sum signed graph which is a line graph with a signing protocol defined for the edges. We have investigated the regularity of the line-signed graph. In addition to this, we have defined a homomorphism from L(2, 1)-order sum signed graph to its line-signed graph.

Keywords:

$L(2,1)$-coloring, $L(2,1)$-order sum signed graph, signed graph homomorphism, pseudo-planarity, positive chordality, negative chordality

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