Status connectivity indices and co-indices of graphs and its computation to intersection graph, hypercube, Kneser graph and achiral polyhex nanotorus
Abstract
The status of a vertex u in a connected graph G, denoted by σG(u), is defined as the sum of the distances between u and all other vertices of a graph G. The first and second status connectivity indices of a graph G are defined as S1(G) = Σuv ∈ E(G)[σG(u)+ σG(v)] and S2(G) = Σuv ∈ E(G)σG(u)σG(v) respectively, where E(G) denotes the edge set of G. In this paper we have defined the first and second status co-indices of a graph G as S1(G) = Σuv E(G)[σG(u)+ σG(v)] and S2(G) = Σuv E(G)σG(u)σG(v) respectively. Relations between status connectivity indices and status coindices are established. Also these indices are computed for intersection graph, hypercube, Kneser graph and achiral polyhex nanotorus.
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