matching interdiction problem in dendrimers

Authors

g. h. shirdel

n. kahkeshani

abstract

the purpose of the matching interdiction problem in a weighted graph is to findtwo vertices such that the weight of the maximum matching in the graph withoutthese vertices is minimized. an approximate solution for this problem has beenpresented. in this paper, we consider dendrimers as graphs such that the weightsof edges are the bond lengths. we obtain the maximum matching in some types ofdendrimers. then, it is shown that proportion of difference of two optimal andapproximate answers from the weight of maximum matching in these dendrimersis equal to the maximum value.

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Journal title:
iranian journal of mathematical chemistry

Publisher: university of kashan

ISSN 2228-6489

volume 6

issue 1 2015

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