3-path-connectivity of bubble-sort star graphs

Abstract

Let G be a simple connected graph with vertex set V(G) and edge set E(G). Let T be a subset of V(G) with cardinality |T|≥2. A path connecting all vertices of T is called a T-path of G. Two T-paths Pi and Pj are said to be internally disjoint if V(Pi) V(Pj)=T and E(Pi) E(Pj)=. Denote by πG(T) the maximum number of internally disjoint T- paths in G. Then for an integer with ≥2, the -path-connectivity π(G) of G is formulated as \πG(T)\,|\,T⊂eq V(G) and |T|=\. In this paper, we study the 3-path-connectivity of n-dimensional bubble-sort star graph BSn. By deeply analyzing the structure of BSn, we show that π3(BSn)=3n2-3, for any n≥3.

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