- ijasr.research@gmail.com
Let be any abelian group. A graph G = (V(G), E(G)) is said to be A-cordial if there is a mapping f: V(G) A which satisfies the following two conditions with each edge
e= uv is labeled as f(u)*f(v).
(i) 1, a,b A
(ii) 1, a,b A
Where = the number of vertices with label a.p
= the number of vertices with label b.
= the number of edges with label a.
= the number of edges with label b.
We note that if A = < V4, *> is a multiplicative group. Then the labeling is known as V4 Cordial Labeling. A graph is called a V4 Cordial graph if it admits a V4- Cordial Labeling. In this paper, we proved that (n>2) and are V4- Cordial graphs.
AMS Mathematics subject classification 2010: 05C78