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This paper discusses communicability distance on a Euclidean distance and gives explanations for paths, cycles, stars and complete graphs on \(n\)-nodes. A new graph invariant, the sum of all communicability distances in graphs, is introduced and compared with standard invariant Wiener and Kirchhoff indices of graphs
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    This paper discusses communicability distance on a Euclidean distance and gives explanations for paths, cycles, stars and complete graphs on \(n\)-nodes. A new graph invariant, the sum of all communicability distances in graphs, is introduced and compared with standard invariant Wiener and Kirchhoff indices of graphs
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    Euclidean distance
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