Distance-residual subgraphs
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Abstract: If we are given a connected finite graph and a subset of its vertices , we define a distance-residual graph as a graph induced on the set of vertices that have the maximal distance from . Some properties and examples of distance-residual graphs of vertex-transitive, edge-transitive, bipartite and semisymmetric graphs are shown. The relations between the distance-residual graphs of product graphs and their factors are shown.
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