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Circulants and their connectivities

Frank Boesch, +1 more
- 01 Dec 1984 - 
- Vol. 8, Iss: 4, pp 487-499
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A new result is presented which answers the previously unsolved question of characterizing the connection sequence of circulants having point connectivity equal to point degree and develops some theorems regarding a new generalization of connectivity known as super-connectivity.
Abstract
There is diverse literature on various properties of a class of graphs known as circulants. We present a new result which answers the previously unsolved question of characterizing the connection sequence of circulants having point connectivity equal to point degree. We also develop some theorems regarding a new generalization of connectivity known as super-connectivity. In addition, we give a survey of published results pertinent to the study of connectivity of circulants.

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