Sufficient Conditions for Hamiltonicity in Communication Networks through Graph Modeling: New Research Challenges
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Graphs can be used to model various problems and relations in diverse domains eg. Computer Science, Biological, Chemical and many other. There exist various hard problems in communication networks, which are practically hard but can be shaped in the form of graphs. A Hamiltonian Path is a spanning trail in a network graph i.e. a path through every network node and a spanning cycle in a network graph is a Hamiltonian cycle. A network graph containing a Hamiltonian Cycle in it, is said to be Hamiltonian. The problem of finding whether a graph G is Hamiltonian is proved to be NPComplete. It cann’t be solved in a polynomial time. In this paper, state-of-the-art for existing degree related conditions for graphs to posses Hamiltonian cycle is presented. Later, various practical applications of Graph Theory in computer science are summarized. Future research directions in this perspective are also given at the end of this paper.
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تاریخ انتشار 2017