AbstractIn 2009, Akelbek and Kirkland introduced a useful parameter called the scrambling index of a primitive digraph D, which is the smallest positive integer k such that for every pair of vertices u and v, there is a vertex w such that we can get to w from u and v in D by directed walks of length k. In this paper, we obtain some new upper bounds for the scrambling index of primitive digraphs. Moreover, the maximum index problem, the extremal matrix problem and the index set problem for the scrambling index of various classes of primitive digraphs (e.g. primitive digraphs with d loops, minimally strong digraphs, nearly decomposable digraphs, micro-symmetric digraphs, etc.) are settled, respectively
AbstractThe scrambling index of an n×n primitive matrix A is the smallest positive integer k such th...
AbstractFrom the background of a memoryless communication system, we introduce the definition of the...
summary:The scrambling index of an $n\times n$ primitive Boolean matrix $A$ is the smallest positive...
AbstractThe scrambling index of a primitive digraph D is the smallest positive integer k such that f...
AbstractIn 2009, Akelbek and Kirkland introduced a useful parameter called the scrambling index of a...
The scrambling index of a primitive digraph D is the smallest positive integer k such that for ever...
For a primitive stochastic matrix S, upper bounds on the second largest modulus of an eigenvalue of...
A strongly connected digraph is said tbe primitive provided there is a positive integer k such that ...
A connected graph is primitive provided there is a positive integer ` such that for each pair of ver...
AbstractFor a primitive stochastic matrix S, upper bounds on the second largest modulus of an eigenv...
AbstractA nonnegative square matrix A is primitive if some power Ak>0 (that is, Ak is entrywise posi...
AbstractFor a positive integer m, where 1≤m≤n, the m-competition index (generalized competition inde...
Abstract A digraph is primitive provided there is a positive integer k such that for each pair of ve...
AbstractFor positive integers k and m and a digraph D, the k-step m-competition graph Cmk(D) of D ha...
AbstractFor a primitive digraph D of order n and a positive integer m such that m≤n, the m-competiti...
AbstractThe scrambling index of an n×n primitive matrix A is the smallest positive integer k such th...
AbstractFrom the background of a memoryless communication system, we introduce the definition of the...
summary:The scrambling index of an $n\times n$ primitive Boolean matrix $A$ is the smallest positive...
AbstractThe scrambling index of a primitive digraph D is the smallest positive integer k such that f...
AbstractIn 2009, Akelbek and Kirkland introduced a useful parameter called the scrambling index of a...
The scrambling index of a primitive digraph D is the smallest positive integer k such that for ever...
For a primitive stochastic matrix S, upper bounds on the second largest modulus of an eigenvalue of...
A strongly connected digraph is said tbe primitive provided there is a positive integer k such that ...
A connected graph is primitive provided there is a positive integer ` such that for each pair of ver...
AbstractFor a primitive stochastic matrix S, upper bounds on the second largest modulus of an eigenv...
AbstractA nonnegative square matrix A is primitive if some power Ak>0 (that is, Ak is entrywise posi...
AbstractFor a positive integer m, where 1≤m≤n, the m-competition index (generalized competition inde...
Abstract A digraph is primitive provided there is a positive integer k such that for each pair of ve...
AbstractFor positive integers k and m and a digraph D, the k-step m-competition graph Cmk(D) of D ha...
AbstractFor a primitive digraph D of order n and a positive integer m such that m≤n, the m-competiti...
AbstractThe scrambling index of an n×n primitive matrix A is the smallest positive integer k such th...
AbstractFrom the background of a memoryless communication system, we introduce the definition of the...
summary:The scrambling index of an $n\times n$ primitive Boolean matrix $A$ is the smallest positive...