On the generalized (edge-)connectivity of graphs
arXiv:1112.0127
Abstract
The generalized -connectivity of a graph was introduced by Chartrand et al. in 1984. It is natural to introduce the concept of generalized -edge-connectivity . For general , the generalized -edge-connectivity of a complete graph is obtained. For , tight upper and lower bounds of and are given for a connected graph of order , that is, and . Graphs of order such that and are characterized, respectively. Nordhaus-Gaddum-type results for the generalized -connectivity are also obtained. For , we study the relation between the edge-connectivity and the generalized 3-edge-connectivity of a graph. Upper and lower bounds of for a graph in terms of the edge-connectivity of are obtained, that is, , and two graph classes are given showing that the upper and lower bounds are tight. From these bounds, we obtain that if is a connected planar graph, and the relation between the generalized 3-connectivity and generalized 3-edge-connectivity of a graph and its line graph.
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