Alliance polynomial of regular graphs
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Abstract: The alliance polynomial of a graph with order and maximum degree is the polynomial , where is the number of exact defensive -alliances in . We obtain some properties of and its coefficients for regular graphs. In particular, we characterize the degree of regular graphs by the number of non-zero coefficients of their alliance polynomial. Besides, we prove that the family of alliance polynomials of -regular graphs with small degree is a very special one, since it does not contain alliance polynomials of graphs which are not -regular. By using this last result and direct computation we find that the alliance polynomial determines uniquely each cubic graph of order less than or equal to .
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