RNA Number of Some Parity Signed Generalized Petersen Graphs

Abstract

A signed graph =(G,σ) is said to be parity signed if there exists a bijection f : V(G) → \1,2,...,|V(G)|\ such that σ(uv)=+ if and only if f(u) and f(v) are of same parity, where uv is an edge of G. The rna number of a graph G, denoted σ-(G), is the minimum number of negative edges among all possible parity signed graphs over G. The rna number is also equal to the minimum cut size that has nearly equal sides. In this paper, for generalized Petersen graph P(n,k), we prove that 3 ≤ σ-(P(n,k)) ≤ n and these bounds are sharp. The exact value of σ-(P(n,k)) is determined for k=1,2. Some famous generalized Petersen graphs namely, Petersen graph P(5,2), Durer graph P(6,2), Mobius-Kantor graph P(8,3), Dodecahedron P(10,2), Desargues graph P(10,3) and Nauru graph P(12,5) are also treated. We show that the minimum order of a (4n-1)-regular graph having rna number one is bounded above by 12n-2. The sharpness of this upper bound is also shown for n=1. We also show that the minimum order of a (4n+1)-regular graph having rna number one is 8n+6. Finally, for any simple connected graph of order n, we propose an O(2n + n n2 ) time algorithm for computing its rna number.

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