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International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Applications Research (IJMCAR) ISSN 2249-6955 Vol.2, Issue 2 June 2012 44-59 © TJPRC Pvt. Ltd., SOME ISOMORPHISM RESULTS ON PRODUCT FUZZY GRAPHS
Y. VAISHNAW 1 & S. SHARMA2
1Department of Mathematics Yugantar Institute of technology and management, Rajnandgaon (C. G.) India
2Department of Applied Mathematics , Bhilai Institute of technology, Durg ( C. G. ) India.
ABSTRACT
We have discussed notion of ring sum of product fuzzy graphs .We further give Three
Independent Theorems based on Ring Sum, Join and Isomorphism of product fuzzy graph which
are fuzzy version of classical graph theory.
AMS Subject Classification: 05C72
KEYWORDS: Fuzzy Graph, Isomorphism, Product, Complement Of Product Fuzzy Graphs,
Complement ,Isomorphism Of Fuzzy Graph Ring Sum And Join Of Product Fuzzy Graphs.
INTRODUCTION
Fuzzy logic has developed into a large and deep subject. Zadeh [7 ] addresses the
terminology and stresses that fuzzy graphs are a generalization of the calculi of crisp graphs.
Several other formulation of fuzzy graph problems have appeared in the literature. Koczy also
gives a taxonomy of fuzzy graphs.
In [10] Rosendfeld and Yeh and Beng independently developed the theory of fuzzy graph.
A fuzzy graph is a pair G:( ), where σ is a fuzzy subset of V and is fuzzy relation on V such
that, (uv) ≤ σ (u) Λ σ (v) for all u,v ε V.
A graph isomorphism[1] search is important problem of graph theory . It consists to define
of bijective correspondence existence which preserve adjacent relation between vertex sets of two
graphs [13].In a case of fuzzy graphs the notion of isomorphism is fuzzy.
Ramaswamy and [11] replaced ‘minimum’ in the definition of fuzzy graph by ‘product’
and call the resulting structure product fuzzy graph and proved several results which are analogous
to fuzzy graphs. Further they discussed a necessary an sufficient condition for a product partial
fuzzy sub graph to be the multiplication of two product partial fuzzy sub graphs.
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We have discussed notion of ring sum of product fuzzy graphs. We further provided Three
Independent Theorems based on Ring Sum, Join and Isomorphism of product fuzzy graph which
are fuzzy version of isomorphism on classical graphs [ 12].
PRELIMINARY
Lemma 2.1 [11] Let G be a graph whose vertex set is V, be a fuzzy sub set of V and be a
fuzzy sub set of VxV then the pair ( ) is called product fuzzy graph if
Remark :- If ( ) is a product fuzzy graph and since and are less than or equal to
1, it follows that
Hence ( ) is a fuzzy graph thus every product fuzzy graph is a fuzzy graph
Remark:- If ( ) is a product fuzzy sub graph of G whose vertex set is V, we will assume that
and is symmetric.
Example 2.1Let V = {u,v,w}, be the fuzzy subset of V defined as
Let be the fuzzy subset of VxV defined as
. It is easy to see that ( ) is a product
fuzzy graph and hence a fuzzy graph.
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G: ( )
Remark:- Every product fuzzy graph is fuzzy graph but converse is not true.
Lemma 2.2 [11] a product fuzzy graph ( ) is said to be complete if
Lemma 2.3 The complement of a product fuzzy graph ( ) is where
and
It follows that itself is a product fuzzy graph. Also
2/8
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Lemma 2.4 Consider the product fuzzy graph and with
and are isomorphism between two product fuzzy graphs and is a bijective
mapping
and we write in this case .
Remark 1- An automorphism of G is an isomorphism of G with itself.
Proposition 2.1 [14] Let be the intersection of graph and .
Let and are the product fuzzy graph of resp. then
Is a product fuzzy graph of G.
Lemma 2.5 [14] Let and with and and
let be the union of and . Then the union of two
product fuzzy graphs is defined as where
And
Proposition 2.2 [14] Let G be the union of the graphs and then
is a product fuzzy graph.
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Proposition 2.3 [14] Let G be the join of two graphs and and let and
are the product fuzzy graph of
resp.then is a product fuzzy graph of G.
Theorem 2.1 [14] Let and be the product fuzzy graphs then
i)
ii)
3. MAIN RESULTS
Definition 3.1 Let and be the product fuzzy graphs with
and res. Then the ring sum of two product fuzzy graphs
and is denoted by where
And
Proposition 3.1 Let and be the product fuzzy graphs with
and respectively. Then the ring sum of two product fuzzy graphs
and is denoted by is a product
fuzzy graph.
Proof: Since and are the product fuzzy graphs with
and res. Then we have to show that the ring sum of two product fuzzy
is a product fuzzy graph
For this we show that
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in all cases.
Case-1 and then
Case-2 and then
i.e.
Case-3 and then
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i.e.
Similarly we can show that if then
for all u, v.
This completes the proof of the proposition.
Example 3.1
Remark 3.1 If is a product fuzzy graph.Then
And
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i.e.
Theorem 3.1 Let and be two product fuzzy graphs with
then
Proof:- Let and be two product fuzzy graphs and
be the identity mapping, then it is sufficient to show that
(
And (
Now,
i.e. ………………………………………..(i)
And (
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Next we illustrate different cases
Case-1 When
(
i.e.
Case-2 When and
(
i.e.
Case-3 When and
(
is product fuzzy graph
i.e. (
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Case-4 When and
(
i.e. (
Case-5 When and then it is obvious that
Case-6 When and then it is obvious that
Case-7 When and then it is obvious that
Case-8 When then
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)
i.e. ) for all
Thus from Case-1 to Case-8 we have
i.e. ……………………………..…………(ii)
Hence by (i) and (ii) we have
This completes the proof of the theorem.
Theorem 3.2 Let and be two product fuzzy graphs with
then
Proof:- Let and be two product fuzzy graphs with
and
be the identity mapping, then it is sufficient to show that
(
And (
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Now,
i.e. ………………………….………………..(i)
Next (
Next we illustrate different cases
Case-1 When
(
i.e (
Case-2 When and
(
i.e.
Case-3 When and
(
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is product fuzzy graph
i.e. (
Case-4 When and
(
i.e. (
Case-5 When and then it is obvious that
Case-6 When and then it is obvious that
Case-7 When and then it is obvious that
(
Thus from Case-1 and Case-7 we have
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i.e …………………………………………….(ii)
Hence from (i) and (ii)
This completes the proof of the theorem.
Theorem 3.3 If G is the Ring sum of two subgraphs and with , then every
complete product fuzzy subgraph ( ) of G is a ring sum of complete product fuzzy subgraph of
and complete product fuzzy subgraph of .
Proof:- We define the fuzzy subset of , as follows
if , if
And if , if
Then is product fuzzy graph of and ( is product fuzzy graph of .
And by definition of ring sum of product fuzzy graph.
If then by definition of ring sum of product
fuzzy graph.
If , by definition of ring sum of product fuzzy
graph.
If , by definition of ring sum of product fuzzy
graph.
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If then And other
equalities are also holds because () is a complete product fuzzy graph.
CONCLUSIONS
We have discussed product fuzzy graph and its complement . The notion of a Ring sum and join
of product fuzzy graphs are discussed.In the notion of ring sum and join of product fuzzy graphs
common vertices and edges are considered. We have also discussed isomorphism property of
product fuzzy graph which are fuzzy version of classical graphs.
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