Analytic Approach to Study Hk Cordial Labeling of Graphs
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Graph theory is one of the prosperous branches of mathematics with widespread applications
newlineto combinational and arithmetic aspects. The thought of graph theory can be used to
newlineform various mathematical models for applied applications in Operation Research, Management,
newlineEngineering; specially in research areas of computer science such as data mining, image
newlinesegmentation, clustering, image capturing, networking which is used in structural models etc.
newlineThese structural arrangements of different objects or tools lead to new modifications and inventions
newlinein the existing situation for development in those fields.
newlineMany real life problems can be modeled and converted into graph theoretical problems and
newlinethen tried for solution. The concepts of graph theory can also be used in medical science to
newlinestudy the structures of DNA and RNA. Electricity cable network, water cannel network and
newlineGoogle map are well-known applications of graph theory.
newlineThe concept of graph labeling is the interesting field of research in the current area for many
newlineresearchers. A labeling of a graph G=(V;E) is a mapping that carries vertices, edges or both to
newlinethe set of labels (usually to the positive or non-negative integers). At present various graph labeling
newlinetechniques are available such as graceful, harmonious, prime, cordial, geometric, mean,
newlinemagic type, square sum, permutation and combination etc. The interest in the field of graph
newlinelabeling is constantly increasing and it has motivated many researchers. Graph labeling has
newlineapplications in diversified fields such as coding theory, cryptography, X-ray crystallography,
newlinecircuit design, astronomy and communication networks design.
newlineIn this synopsis, and later in the thesis, the graphs considered are simple, finite, undirected
newlineand connected. G = (V;E) denotes a graph with vertex set V and edge set E. p and q denote
newlineorder and size of the graph respectively. We have mainly focused upon the graph families which
newlinesatisfy the conditions of weaker versions of cordial labeling such as H-cordial, Hk-cordial and
newlinesemi Hk-co