Triangular index of some graph products

The number of triangles in a graph G is called the triangular index of G, denoted by Ti(G). In this paper we give the exact expressions for the triangular indices of the complete product G ∨ H, corona product G ◦ H, cartesian product G H, and tensor product G × H of two finite undirected simple graphs G and H using properties that these binary operations possessed, including some inherent properties that are retained by the factors. Mathematics Subject Classification: 05C09, 05C38, 05C76

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  2021

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  Applied Mathematical Sciences

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  DOI 10.12988/ams.2021.914561
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