Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8900653 | Applied Mathematics and Computation | 2018 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
Let S be a set of at least two vertices in a graph G. A subtree T of G is a S-Steiner tree if Sâ¯ââ¯Vâ¯(T). Two S-Steiner trees T1 and T2 are edge-disjoint (resp. internally disjoint) if E(T1)â©E(T2)=â
(resp. E(T1)â©E(T2)=â
and V(T1)â©V(T2)=S). Let λG(S) (resp. κG(S)) be the maximum number of edge-disjoint (resp. internally disjoint) S-Steiner trees in G, and let λk(G) (κk(G)) be the minimum λG(S) (resp. κG(S)) for S ranges over all k-subsets of V(G). Clearly, λ2(G) (resp. κ2(G)) is the classical edge-connectivity λ(G) (resp. connectivity κ(G)). In this paper, we study the λ3-connectivity and κ3-connectivity of a recursive circulant G, determine λ3(G)=δ(G)â1 for each recursive circulant G, and κ3(G)=δ(G)â1 for each recursive circulant G except Gâ
G(2m, 2).
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Authors
Hengzhe Li, Jiajia Wang,