The double star sequences and the general second Zagreb index
Journal Title: Математичні Студії - Year 2019, Vol 51, Issue 2
Abstract
For a simple graph we introduce notions of the double star sequence, the double star fre- quently sequence and prove that these sequences are inverses of each other. As a consequence, we express the general second Zagreb index in terms of the double star sequence. Also, we calculate the ordinary generating function and a linear recurrence relation for the sequence of the general second Zagreb indexes.
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L. Bedratyuk
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