On Counting Polynomials of Some Nanostructures
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The Omega polynomial(x) was recently proposed by Diudea, based on the length of strips in given graph G. The Sadhana polynomial has been defined to evaluate the Sadhana index of a molecular graph. The PI polynomial is another molecular descriptor. In this paper we compute these three polynomials for some infinite classes of nanostructures.
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volume 3 issue Supplement 1
pages 51- 58
publication date 2012-12-01
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