More on the sixth coefficient of the matching polynomial in regular graphs
Neda Soltani, Saeid Alikhani

TL;DR
This paper investigates the sixth coefficient of the matching polynomial in regular graphs and demonstrates that all cubic graphs of order 10 are uniquely identified by their matching polynomial.
Contribution
It computes the sixth coefficient of the matching polynomial for regular graphs and proves the uniqueness of cubic graphs of order 10 based on this polynomial.
Findings
Calculated the sixth coefficient for regular graphs
Proved cubic graphs of order 10 are matching unique
Enhanced understanding of matching polynomials in regular graphs
Abstract
A matching set in a graph is a collection of edges of such that no two edges from share a vertex. In this paper we consider some parameters related to the matching of regular graphs. We find the sixth coefficient of the matching polynomial of regular graphs. As a consequence, every cubic graph of order is matching unique.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGraph theory and applications · Advanced Graph Theory Research · Graph Labeling and Dimension Problems
