R. Sattanathan

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List of research outcomes

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PublicationDate of PublicationType
Global vertex-edge domination sets in total graph and product graph of path \(P_n\) cycle \(C_n\)
Mathematical Modelling and Scientific Computation
2022-09-13Paper
A certain subclass of meromorphically multivalent functions associated with a linear operator
International Electronic Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
2016-12-01Paper
Global vertex-edge domination chain and its characterization
Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences & Cryptography
2016-11-17Paper
A new approach for solving fuzzy assignment problem
Ultra Scientist of Physical Sciences. Section A
2016-04-05Paper
Subordination properties for certain subclasses of prestarlike functions
Ultra Scientist of Physical Sciences. Section A
2016-04-05Paper
Solving symmetric fully fuzzy linear systems with trapezoidal fuzzy number matrices2015-11-18Paper
Second Hankel determinant for some subclasses of analytic functions2013-06-19Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6096689 (Why is no real title available?)2012-10-21Paper
Global vertex-edge domination sets in graph
International Mathematical Forum
2012-09-12Paper
Some subclasses of uniformly convex functions involving certain fractional calculus operator
International Journal of Mathematical Analysis (Ruse)
2012-09-11Paper
ST decomposition method for solving fully fuzzy linear systems using Gauss Jordan for trapezoidal fuzzy matrices
International Mathematical Forum
2012-08-28Paper
Group magic labeling in biregular graphs2011-10-05Paper
A model for TOPSIS method based on intuitionistic fuzzy sets2010-02-04Paper
Circular chromatic number of lexicographic products2010-02-04Paper
On the circular chromatic number of deleted vertex subgraphs2009-10-26Paper


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