The basis number of the Cartesian product of different ladders. (Q2918612)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6092282
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6092282 |
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8 October 2012
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cycle basis
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ladder
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cartesian product
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The basis number of the Cartesian product of different ladders. (English)
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The regular ladder with \(n\) steps (\(2n\) vertices and \(3n - 2\) edges) will be denoted by \(L_n\). Containing this ladder \(L_n\) are the Möbius ladder \(ML_n\) (with \(2n\) vertices and \(3n\) edges) and the cycle ladder \(CL_n\) (with \(2n\) vertices and \(3n\) edges). It is shown that the cycle basis number (\(b\)) of the cartesian product of any pair of the ladders \(L_m, ML_n, CL_p\) for (\(3 \leq m, n, p\)) is at most \(5\). More specifically, it is shown that the cycle basis is \(4\) for the cartesian product of a cycle ladder with any of the other ladders (Möbius, cycle, regular), and also \(b(L_n \times ML_m) = b(ML_n \times ML_m) = 4\).
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