Hangable Graphs

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Abstract: Let G=(VG,EG) be a connected graph. The distance dG(u,v) between vertices u and v in G is the length of a shortest u−v path in G. The eccentricity of a vertex v in G is the integer eG(v)=maxdG(v,u)colonuinVG. The diameter of G is the integer d(G)=maxeG(v)colonvinVG. The periphery of a~vertex v of G is the set PG(v)=uinVGcolondG(v,u)=eG(v), while the periphery of G is the set P(G)=vinVGcoloneG(v)=d(G). We say that graph G is hangable if PG(v)subequalP(G) for every vertex v of G. In this paper we prove that every block graph is hangable and discuss the hangability of products of graphs.












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