Distance matrix of weighted cactoid-type digraphs
From MaRDI portal
Publication:5870097
Abstract: A strongly connected digraph is called a cactoid-type if each of its blocks is a digraph consisting of finitely many oriented cycles sharing a common directed path. In this article, we find the formula for the determinant of the distance matrix for weighted cactoid-type digraphs and find its inverse, whenever it exists. We also compute the determinant of the distance matrix for a class of unweighted and undirected graphs consisting of finitely many cycles, sharing a common path.
Recommendations
Cites work
- Computing the determinant of the distance matrix of a bicyclic graph
- Distance matrix of a class of completely positive graphs: determinant and inverse
- Distance matrix of a multi-block graph: determinant and inverse
- Distance matrix polynomials of trees
- Graphs and matrices
- Inverse of the distance matrix of a bi-block graph
- Inverse of the distance matrix of a block graph
- Inverse of the distance matrix of a cactoid digraph
- Inverse of the distance matrix of a cycle-clique graph
- Inverse of the distance matrix of a weighted cactoid digraph
- Normalized graph Laplacians for directed graphs
- On distance matrices and Laplacians
- On mixed block graphs
- On the Addressing Problem for Loop Switching
- On the distance matrix of a directed graph
- The Schur complement and its applications
- The determinant of the distance matrix of graphs with blocks at most bicyclic
- The distance matrix of a bidirected tree
- The inverse of the distance matrix of a distance well-defined graph
Cited in
(3)
This page was built for publication: Distance matrix of weighted cactoid-type digraphs
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q5870097)