Unitary addition and a graph with zero divisors The intended algebraic networks are Cayley graphs. Our initial goal is to distribute frequencies throughout all of their channels (nodes) while also reducing the spectral domain usage; in this example, the upper frequency bound is given by. Decycle the targeted networks next in order to recreate them as forests or trees with reduced closeness to other objects. Let (UA(Rn)) be the cardinality of the smallest unitary addition decycling set, where UA(Rn) is the decycling number of that set. Cayley diagram A(UA(Rn); x) stands for the acyclic polynomial of UA and UA(Rn) (Rn). The frequency bound by the distance labelling constraint, which is based on the diameter of a graph, was obtained in this chapter. This time, 2;1(Rp) and

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N. Mohamed Rilwan,
Sadakathullah Appa College, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India.

R. Radha,
Sri Sarada College for Women, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, India.

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Keywords: Zero divisor graph, unitary addition Cayley graph, decycling number, L(2,1)-labeling, L(3,2,1)-labeling, acyclic polynomial