Special Issue No. – 2, August, 2019

National Conference on Advancement in Engineering, Science & Technology

Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

ON LUCKY EDGE LABELING OF SOME TREES

Authors:

N.Ramya,R.Shalini,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00071

Abstract:

In general, the graphical properties are studied mainly to apply them for network and computing applications. To reach such a state, researchers in graph labeling discipline made rich contributions. In that line here existence of Lucky edge labeling of Fire cracker , Twig ,and Spider graphs has been established.

Keywords:

Lucky edge graph,Fire cracker graph,Twig graph,Spider graph,

Refference:

I. Gallian J.A. “A dynamic survey of graph labeling”. The electronic Journal of
Combinatorics, (2012) #DS6.
II. Jampachon , . Nakprasit and Poomsa-ard, “Graceful Labeling of some classes
of Spider Graphs with Three legs greater than one” Thai Journal of Mathematics
Volume 12 (2014) Number 3 : 621–630
III. Nellai Murugan, A. and Maria Irudhaya Aspin Chitra, R., “Lucky edge labeling
of triangular graphs”, International Journal of Mathematics Triends and
Technology, Vol. 36, No. 2, 2016.
IV. Nellai Murugan, A. and Maria Irudhaya Aspin Chitra, R., “Lucky edge labeling
of Pn, Cn and corona of Pn, Cn”, International Journal of Scientific and Innovative
Mathematical Research, 710—718, 2014.
V. Nellai Murugan, A. and Maria Irudhaya Aspin Chitra, R., “Lucky edge labeling
of some special graphs”, International Journal of Recent Research Aspects, April
2018.
VI. Ramya, M. and Meenakshi, S., “Labeling Techniques of some special graphs”,
International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 116, 2017, 93102.
VII. Shalini Rajendra Babu A, Ramya N, Rangarajan K “On Lucky Edge
Labeling of Splitting Graphs and Snake Graphs” (IJITEE) Volume-8 Issue-5
March, 2019

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A Survey on Solid Waste Management in Tamilnadu by Using Sampling Techniques

Authors:

R. Deepa,T.Surendiran,V.Sankar,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00072

Abstract:

With rapid growth of population and avaricious attitude of industries and residents are generated huge amount of solid and E-wastages which causes an Environment and lands at high level. Due to these solid wastages, the health issues of people are uncontrolled and it become a big task to the government.. In this paper, we analyze the generation of solid wastages in and around Tamil nadu by using sampling techniques.

Keywords:

Chi-square test,solid wastages,sampling techniques,

Refference:

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Sabha Secretariat,New Delhi
II. Ahmed ShafiulAzam and Ali Mansoor (2004) ―Partnership for Solid
Waste Management in developing countries: Linking theories to
realities‖, Habitat International, Vol.28,pp.467-479.
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and health issue in India‖, National Journal of Medical Research, Vol.2,
Issue 1, January–March.
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in India :can India draw lesson from the EU and the USA?‖, ASIEN
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Collection, Processing and Disposal‖, Mudrashllpa Offset Printers.
Nagpur.
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Municipal Solid Waste‖,
Ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi,India.
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(MSW) of Indian Cities‖,Management of Environmental Pollution,
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On Square Sum Labeling Of Cycle Related Graphs

Authors:

K. Manimekalai,S. Manisha,P. Jagadeeswari,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00073

Abstract:

A (p ,q)-graph G(V,E) is said to be square sum if their exist a bijection g: V→{0, 1, 2, …, p -1} such that the induced map g*: E→N defined by g*(xy) = [g(x)]2 +[g(y)]2 for every xyE is one to one. The H-graph H(r) = (V,E) is 3-reqular graph with V= {vi,j: i =1, 2, 3; j = 1, 2, …,2r}and E = , 4 1  k k E where E1={𝑣􀯜,􀯝𝑣􀯜,􀯝􀬾􀬵 |i =1,3 & 1j 2r-1}, E2 ={𝑣􀬶,􀯝𝑣􀬶,􀯝􀬾􀬵|1j 2r-1 & j odd}, E3 = {𝑣􀬵,􀬵𝑣􀬵,􀬶􀯥,𝑣􀬷,􀬵𝑣􀬷,􀬶􀯥 }, E4={𝑣􀯜,􀯝𝑣􀯜􀬾􀬵,􀯝 |i=1,2 & 1j 2r}. Here we examine the square sum labeling of Cycle of Cycle graphs Ct(Cn) for t,n≥3 and H(r).

Keywords:

Square sum labeling,Cycle of Cycle graphs and H(r),

Refference:

I. Ajitha V., Arumugam S. and Germina K.A, “On square sum graphs”, AKCE
J. Graphs and Combinatorics, 6(1) pp.1-10, 2009.
II. Beineke.L.W. And S.M.Hegde, Discuss. Math. Graph Theory 21, 63, 2001.
III. Gallian, J.A. “A dynamic survey of graph labeling” The Electronic Journal of
Combinatorics, #DS6, 2017
IV. Germina.K.A and R.Sebastian “Further results on square sum graphs”
International
Mathematical Forum, Vol. 8 (1), pp. 47-57, 2013.
V. Harary F. “Graph theory” Narosa Publishing House, 2001.
VI. Kaneria V. J., Makadia H.M. , Jariya M.M., “Graceful Labeling for Cycle of
Graphs”,
International Journal of Mathematics Research, Vol. 6(2), pp. 173–178, 2014.
VII. Shiama .J, “Square sum labeling for some middle and total graphs”
International Journal of Computer Applications (0975-8887), Vol. 37(4),
January 2012.

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Square Difference Labeling of Cycle, Path and Tree Related Graphs

Authors:

P. Jagadeeswari,K. Manimekalai,K. Bhuvaneswari,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00074

Abstract:

In this paper, we prove that the duplication of each vertex of a path by an edge, the duplication of a pendant vertex by an edge of CnʘK1, 2-tuple graph of K1,n , the switching of a pendant vertex in path admit square difference labeling(SDL).

Keywords:

Square difference graph,duplication,switching of vertex,2-tuple graph,

Refference:

I. Frank Harary, Graph
II. Gallian. J.A, A dynamic survey of graph labeling, The electronics journal of
Combinatories, 17 (2010) #DS6.
III. Rosa. A, On certain valuation of graph theory of graphs (Rome, July 1966),
Golden and Breach, N.Y and Paris (
IV. Shiama. J, “Square difference labeling for certain graph”, International Journal
of Computer Applications (0975
V. Shiama. J, “Square difference labeling of some path, fan and gear graphs”,
International Journal of
3, March 2013.
VI. Sugumaran. A and V. Mohan, “Difference Cordial Labeling of some special
graphs and related to fan graphs”, International journal for research in
Engineering Application and Management, ISS
March 2019.
VII. Vihol. P.L and P.H. Shah, “Difference cordial Labeling of 2
Some graphs”, International journal of Mathematics and its Applications, Vol
4, Issue 2-A(2016), 111
Advancement in Engineering, Science & Technology
No.-2, August (2019) pp
631
+1)
1
g*(ei) g*(ej), ei  ejE(G).
Square Difference Labeling for 𝑇􀬶􀵫𝐾􀬵,􀬸􀵯
some special graphs of cycle, path and tree
quare labeling.
theory, Narosa Publishing House, 2001.
, , 1967), 349355.
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ISSN: 2454 – 9150, vol 4, Issue 12,
2–tuple graphs of
111-119.

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Presentation On Choice Number Of Integer Distance Graph

Authors:

PRIYANKA S,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00075

Abstract:

We have various properties of the finite integer distance graph and arithmetical sequences as distance set are presented. Here analogous the edge coloring and total coloring of integer distance graph and upper bound of choice number established. Integer distance graph relative to the choice number and total choice number, choice index and total choice index discussed and various connectivity questions are also investigated. It is well known that with every nonempty ordinary graph G there is associated a graph L(G), called the line graph of G such that the edge chromatic of G is equal to the vertex chromatic number of L(G). We find it convenient to associate with every ordinary graph G called the total

Keywords:

Euclidean space,Choice number,Integer distance graph,

Refference:

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Theory 25 (1997) 287-294.
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preprint,1995.

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ON THE NATURALITY OF COMPACTLY NULL HOMEOMORPHISMS

Authors:

J. Pavi,Silviya,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00076

Abstract:

Assume we are given a Grothendieck, pseudo trivial, trivially Po´lya– Germain curve k. In [h], the main result was the classification of invertible, pairwise elliptic, prime equations. We show that Kummer’s conjecture is false in the context of Hilbert elements. Moreover, unfortunately, we cannot assume that F(X) > Ξ. Thus this could shed important light on a conjecture of Eratosthenes.

Keywords:

Null Homeomorphisms,conjecture of Eratosthenes,

Refference:

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4:307–325, May 2001.
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Singular Probability, 53:1406–1454, May 2011.
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of Stochastic Mechanics, 53:520–527, August 2008.

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DATA WAREHOUSE BATCH ACTIVITY MONITORING SYSTEM

Authors:

KL Rajashree,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00077

Abstract:

Batch Activity Monitor System provides an easier way to monitor the transaction records within a warehouse and monitor the associated transactions. This system enables the administrator to isolate the transaction records that fails to process, thereby minimizing the time and cost overheads. It also helps the administrator to view the processing and arriving trend of all the transaction records in any particular batch. These trends can be monitored for any particular time interval. The deviation in any specific record can be viewed with a pictorial graph and the amendments to the deviating record could be rectified.

Keywords:

Batch Activity Monitor System,pictorial graph,

Refference:

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windowing,” in Proc. 7th SIAM Int. Conf. Data Mining (SDM), pp. 443–448,
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Models, Methods, and Systems”. Cambridge, MA, USA: MIT Press, 2004. [3]

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A Special Class of Product Cordial Labeling Graphs

Authors:

G. Subashini,K. Manimekalai,K. Bhuvaneswari,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00078

Abstract:

In this work we study that D(k1,n), D(Bn,n) and D(Cn ʘ K1), n  3 admits product cordial labeling.

Keywords:

Duplication of a vertex by an edge,Product Cordial Labeling (PCL),Product Cordial Graphs (PCG),

Refference:

I. Frank Harary, Graph theory, Narosa Publishing House, 2001.
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graphs operations, International Journal of Mathematics and Scientific
Computing, Vol. 1, pp. 1
Advancement in Engineering, Science & Technology
No.-2, August (2019) pp
646
D(C3 ʘ K1) shown below.
D(k1,n), D(Bn,n)and D(Cn ʘ K1) are product cordial
, survey of graph labeling, The electronics journal of
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cordial graphs, Internal
, 6, 2011.

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On L – Cordial Graphs

Authors:

J. Arthy,K. Manimekalai,K. Bhuvaneswari,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00079

Abstract:

In this paper we prove Ladder, Cube Q3 , Octahedron, K2 + mK1 and jewel graphs are L –Cordial Graphs.

Keywords:

L – Cordial Labeling (LCL),L – Cordial Graph (LCG),Ladder,Cube,Octahedron,

Refference:

I. Amit H Rokad, Kalpesh M.Patadiya,”Cordial
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Advancement in Engineering, Science & Technology
No.-2, August (2019) pp
652
+mK1 and jewel Jn are L-Cordial Graphs
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Experimental Investigation of Single Cylinder Diesel Engine By Diesel – Citrullus Vulgaris With n-Butanol And Its Blends

Authors:

R. Sabarish,M. PremJeyaKumar,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00080

Abstract:

Everyday a need for energy sources and fossil fuel is growing high. Also that this type of fossil fuel is not an eco-friendly. So it is necessary to look forward for alternate fuel for vehicles. The best and most suitable alternate source of fuel is Biodiesel. Because Biodiesel contain long chain alkyl esters. Also that it is prepared from renewable sources and it is bio-degradable. In this project citrullus vulgaris oil is used as a biodiesel. It is used due to its low cost and high availability. This biodiesel is prepared by using the process of transesterification process. Experimental investigation of diesel engine is carried away to find out the performance characteristics and Emission analysis of the CI (compression ignition) diesel engine, when using n-Butyl alcohol (n-butanol) as an additive with neat diesel and Biodiesel blends. This experiment consists of mixing of Biodiesel and Diesel with additive n-butyl alcohol (commonly known as n-butanol) in 80% of diesel, remaining 20% of Biodiesel and additives in mass basis. The final results yields that performance and emission characteristics of the single cylinder diesel engine can be improved slightly by using Biodiesel blend than neat diesel and it is compare with standard diesel. The performance characteristics were carried out the BTE, SFC, TFC, and at the same time the emission analysis and result getting the HC, CO, CO2 and NOx.

Keywords:

Performance,Emission analysis,n-butanol,Biodiesel,Diesel Engine,Transesterification,

Refference:

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Determination Of Physico- Chemical Properties Of Watermelon Seed Oil
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additives on NOx emissions of a diesel engine using biodiesel”, Fuel, vol. 125,
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