Product Binary L-Cordial Labeling of Various Degree Splitting Graphs
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Product binary L-cordial labeling, Product binary L-cordial graph, Degree Splitting GraphAbstract
This study examines the probability of the degree splitting operation results from various graphs being product binary L-cordial Graphs. The graphs under investigation include the Path graph (Pn), Comb graph (Pn ⊙ k1), Double comb graph (Pn ⊙ 2k1), Cycle graph (Cn), Shell graph (Sn) and Ladder graph (Ln). The application of product binary L-cordial labeling demonstrates that these analyzed graphs exhibit characteristics of product binary L-cordial graphs.
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