Article overview
Abstract
Fuzzy graph was introduced by Kaufmann [7] in 1973. In this paper, we introduced the concept of the complete product of two fuzzy graphs with an Illustrative example. We proved the result that If $G:(\sigma,\mu)=(U,E_U)$, $H:(\tau,\vartheta)=(V,E_V)$, $G':(\sigma',\mu')=(U',E_{U'})$ and $H':(\tau',\vartheta')=(V',E_{V'})$ are any four fuzzy graphs such that $G:(\sigma,\mu)\cong G':(\sigma',\mu')$ and $H:(\tau,\vartheta)\cong H':(\tau',\vartheta')$ under the fuzzy graph isomorphisms $f$ and $h$ respectively, then $G\times_PH\cong G'\times_P H'$. As the proof is too long, we have demonstrated the result in two by parting into two hypotheses.
Keywords and Phrases
Fuzzy relationFuzzy graphUniform vertex fuzzy graphFuzzy graph isomorphismThe complete product of two fuzzy graphs.
AMS Subject Classification
05C70, 05C72.
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How to Cite
Ch. Chaitanya, T. V. Pradeep Kumar (2021). THE COMPLETE PRODUCT OF TWO FUZZY GRAPHS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH FUZZY GRAPH ISOMORPHISM. South East Asian Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, 17(2), 265-276.