On Harmonic and Ev-Degree Molecular Topological Properties of DOX,RTOX and DSL Networks

Topological indices enable to gather information for the underlying topology of chemical structures and networks.Novel harmonic indices have been defined recently.All degree based topological indices are defined by using the classical degree concept.Recently two novel degree concept have been defined in graph theory:ve-degree and evdegree.Ve-degree Zagreb indices have been defined by using ve-degree concept.The prediction power of the ve-degree Zagreb indices is stronger than the classical Zagreb indices.Dominating oxide,silicate and oxygen networks are important network models in view of chemistry,physics and information science.Physical and mathematical properties of dominating oxide,silicate and oxygen networks have been considerably studied in graph theory and network theory.Topological properties of the dominating oxide,silicate and oxygen networks have been intensively investigated for the last few years period.In this study we examined,the first,the fifth harmonic and ev-degree topological indices of dominating oxide(DOX),regular triangulene oxide network(RTOX)and dominating silicate network(DSL).

Evolutionary Games in Two-Layer Networks with the Introduction of Dominant Strategy

We study evolutionary games in two-layer networks by introducing the correlation between two layers through the C-dominance or the D-dominance. We assume that individuals play prisoner＇s dilemma game （PDG） in one layer and snowdrift game （SDG） in the other. We explore the dependences of the fraction of the strategy cooperation in different layers on the game parameter and initial conditions. The results on two-layer square lattices show that, when cooperation is the dominant strategy, initial conditions strongly influence cooperation in the PDG layer while have no impact in the SDG layer. Moreover, in contrast to the result for PDG in single-layer square lattices, the parameter regime where cooperation could be maintained expands significantly in the PDG layer. We also investigate the effects of mutation and network topology. We find that different mutation rates do not change the cooperation behaviors. Moreover, similar behaviors on cooperation could be found in two-layer random networks.

Area-Based Connected Dominating Set Construction and Maintenance Algorithm in Ubiquitous Stub Environment

In order to construct and maintain stability Connected Dominating Set over MANET in Ubiquitous Stub Network, this paper proposes a novel area-based CDS construction and maintenance algorithm. The algorithm is divided into three phases: 1) Area Partition; 2) Area Expansion; 3) Area Connection. In additional, maintenance strategy is proposed in each phase respectively to handle node mobility with timer. At last, the simulation is implemented with OPNET and MATLAB and the results are analyzed in detailed with Size of CDS, Message Overhead and other indexes.