Volume 4 • Issue 1 • PP: 08-15 • 2024
Incidence Topological Spaces Generated from The Simple Undirected Graphs
Abstract
In this paper, we investigate topologies produced by simple connected graphs. In particular, we associate a topology with G, called the incidence topology of G. A sub-base family to generate a incidence topology is implemented on the Vertices V set. Then we analyze some of the properties and discuss the impact topology of a few essential types of graphs. Our motivation in this section is to take a fundamental step towards the investigation of some of the characteristics of simple graphs by their corresponding incidence topology.
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