1990
DOI: 10.1007/bf01166276
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A property of the circuit characteristic polynomial

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“…Only 2 is an altan ‐molecule according to the original definition (namely, altan ‐[10]annulene). 3 is an altan according to the generalized definition of Gutman…”
Section: The Magnetic Perspective On the Annulene‐within‐an‐annulene mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Only 2 is an altan ‐molecule according to the original definition (namely, altan ‐[10]annulene). 3 is an altan according to the generalized definition of Gutman…”
Section: The Magnetic Perspective On the Annulene‐within‐an‐annulene mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Incidentally, it can be noticed that [2 n ,5]coronenes are altan ‐[2 n ]annulenes, a nomenclature that will be used in the following. The limitation to the whole set of C–H bonds on the outer perimeter for the aforementioned process, now called altanisation , has been removed by Gutman, who has proposed a generalized definition of altan ‐molecules, basically allowing the altanisation for subsets of C–H bonds …”
Section: From the Annulene‐within‐an‐annulene Model To Altan‐moleculesmentioning
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“…10 In the subsequent papers the more informative name "Narumi-Katayama index" was introduced and became established, so we use it in the present paper. In the beginning, the index attracted only a moderate attention, 4,6 but recently a number of papers appeared studying its various mathematical properties (such as the extremal graphs and values) 5 and its values over special classes of graphs. 12 Further, it also spawned various generalizations such as the degree product polynomial considered recently by Klein and Rosenfeld.…”
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