Nonisomorphic graphs with the same t-polynomial
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It is known that the smallest positive integer n for which there exist nonisomorphic trees (with n vertices) which have the same T-polynomial is 11. In this note, it is shown that if the trees in the above are replaced by simple graphs then 6 is the smallest positive integer. Further, it is shown that there exist two such (non-isomorphic) pairs (for \(n=6)\). It is observed that one pair is the complement of the other.
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- Tutte polynomials and a stronger version of the Akiyama-Harary problem
- On graphs determined by their Tutte polynomials
- On the smallest trees with the same restricted U-polynomial and the rooted U-polynomial
- Indistinguishable trees and graphs
- On graphs with the same restricted \(U\)-polynomial and the \(U\)-polynomial for rooted graphs
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