2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.ipl.2005.05.026
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Embedding the incomplete hypercube in books

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“…The book embeddings have been studied for many classes of graphs. To name a few, we have: Complete Graphs [1,2], Complete Bipartite Graphs [10], Trees, Grids and X-trees [3], hypercubes [3,9], incomplete hypercubes [8], iterated line digraphs [6], de Bruijn graphs, Kautz graphs, shuffle-exchange graphs [7], for each of which embedding in books have been studied.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The book embeddings have been studied for many classes of graphs. To name a few, we have: Complete Graphs [1,2], Complete Bipartite Graphs [10], Trees, Grids and X-trees [3], hypercubes [3,9], incomplete hypercubes [8], iterated line digraphs [6], de Bruijn graphs, Kautz graphs, shuffle-exchange graphs [7], for each of which embedding in books have been studied.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The book embeddings have been studied for many classes of graphs. To name a few, we have: Complete Graphs [1,2], Complete Bipartite Graphs [10], Trees, Grids and X-trees [3], hypercubes [3,9], incomplete hypercubes [8], iterated line digraphs [6], de Bruijn graphs, Kautz graphs, shuffle-exchange graphs [7], for each of which embedding in books have been studied.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some of them are mentioned here as follows. However, more can be learned through the references pro vided as in the references (Sundberg, 1975;Ludman, 1981;Er, 1984, andProskurowski andRuskey, 1985; _____________________________________ *Corresponding author's e-mail: afaq@squ.edu.om Lee, 1986;Conway, et al 1989;Skiena, 1990;Press, et al 1992;Etzion and Peterson, 1992;Hiltgen, et al 1996;Savage, 1997;Ruskey, 1997;Guan andDah-Jyu, 1998, Moshe andTuvi, 1999;Black Paul 2004;Alan and Alessandro Mei, 2004;Jywe-Fei and Lai, 2005;Bitner, et al 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the Gray code has enormous applications as mentioned above has many facet researches as is evident in surveying the literature (Gray, 1953;Sundberg, 1975;Ludman, 1981;Lee, 1986;Conway, et al 1989;Skiena, 1990;Press, et al 1992;Etzion Peterson, 1992;Hiltgen, et al 1996;Savage, 1997;Ruskey, 1997;Guan Dah-Jyu, 1998, Moshe andTuvi, 1999;Black Paul 2004;Alan and Alessandro Mei, 2004;Jywe-Fei and Lai, 2005;Bitner, et al 1976;Er, 1984;Proskurowski and Ruskey, 1985;Ruskey, 1993;Dominique, 2000;Lassing, et al 2003, Goddyn and Gvozdjak 2003and Vajnovszki and Walsh 2006. It is clear through the literature survey that there had been much discovered and written about the Gray code; it is associated with many elegant circuits and algorithms.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%