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Intuitionistic fuzzy graphs

2006, Proceedings of 9th Fuzzy Days International …

https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-34783-6_15

Abstract

The structure of an Intuitionistic Fuzzy Graph (IFG) depends mainly on its arcs, as in crisp graphs. In an IFG, the arcs are classified into α-strong, β-strong and δ-weak, based on its strength. These arcs are used to study the structure of complete IFG and constant IFG. Their properties have also been studied.

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  1. Intuitionistic Fuzzy Graphs (IFGs) classify arcs as α-strong, β-strong, and δ-weak based on strength.
  2. The study extends properties of α-strong, β-strong, and δ-weak arcs with necessary conditions for equivalence.
  3. Complete IFGs cannot have δ-arcs and contain at most one α-strong arc.
  4. The concept of IF bridges is defined, where an arc is an IF bridge if it is α-strong.
  5. This paper aims to enhance the understanding of arc connectivity in IFGs for network problems.

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