Algorithmic approach to find -consistency in Common-Edge signed graph
Anshu Sethi1, Deepa Sinha2, Obaidullah Wardak2
1The North Cap University, India.
Abstract:
Common-Edge signed graph of a signed graph is a signed graph whose vertex-set is the pairs of adjacent edges in and two vertices are adjacent if the corresponding pairs of adjacent edges of have exactly one edge in common, with the sign same as that of Common-Edge. -Marked signed graph is a signed graph which receives the marking due to the signed graph called marker. Further, is -consistent if a marker is defined and if -marking of with respect to which marked signed graph is consistent. In this paper, we give an algorithm to detect if is -consistent or not and determine its complexity. • Algorithm to detect if is -consistent or not. • Determination of algorithm's complexity.
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