The Largest Eigenvalue Calculating Scheme of Catacondensed Benzenoids in Environment Engineering

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The characteristic polynomial of a graph is defined as, where is the identity matrix and is the adjacency matrix of. In this work, we define the coalescence of two graphs with respect to edges, and show for the graph and in Fig. 2, which are obtained by coalescence of bipartite graphs around the six-vertex cycle. Moreover, we give ordering relations with respect to the largest Eigen value in the class of cat condensed hexagonal systems. These results generalize some known results on extremely hexagonal chains.

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