ashwini index of a graph
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motivated by the terminal wiener index, we define the ashwini index $mathcal{a}$ of trees as begin{eqnarray*} % nonumber to remove numbering (before each equation) mathcal{a}(t) &=& sumlimits_{1leq i&+& deg_{_{t}}(n(v_{j}))], end{eqnarray*} where $d_{t}(v_{i}, v_{j})$ is the distance between the vertices $v_{i}, v_{j} in v(t)$, is equal to the length of the shortest path starting at $v_{i}$ and ending at $v_{j}$ and $deg_{t}(n(v))$ is the cardinality of $deg_{t}(u)$, where $uvin e(t)$. in this paper, trees with minimum and maximum $mathcal{a}$ are characterized and the expressions for the ashwini index are obtained for detour saturated trees $t_{3}(n)$, $t_{4}(n)$ as well as a class of dendrimers $d_{h}$.
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international journal of industrial mathematicsجلد ۸، شماره ۴، صفحات ۳۷۷-۳۸۴
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