On the sizes of graphs and their powers: The undirected case

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Abstract

Let G be an undirected graph and Gr be its r-th power. We study different issues dealing with the number of edges in G and Gr. In particular, we answer the following question: given an integer r<2 and all connected graphs G of order n such that GrKn, what is the minimum number of edges that are added when going from G to Gr, and which are the graphs achieving this bound?

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1666-1675
Number of pages10
JournalDiscrete Applied Mathematics
Volume159
Issue number16
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 28 Sept 2011

Keywords

  • Diameter
  • Edge number
  • Graph theory
  • Hamiltonian graph
  • Identifying code
  • Power of a graph
  • Size of a graph
  • Transitive closure of a graph
  • Undirected graph

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