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BILANGAN KROMATIK UNTUK GRAF FUZZY LENGKAP DAN GRAF FUZZY BIPARTISI LENGKAP


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A fuzzy graph G(V,σ,μ) is a graph which consist of a set of fuzzy nodes σ : V ® [0,1] and a set of fuzzy edges µ: E® [0,1], so that μ(uv) ≤ σ (u) Ùσ (v) "u,vÎV. A fuzzy graph  G = (V,σ,μ) is called complete if μ(uv) = min{σ(u),σ (v)} "u,vÎV. A fuzzy graph G = (V,σ,μ) is called a bipartite fuzzy graph if set of nodes V can divide into two disjoint sets V1 and V2 so that μ(v1v2) = 0 if v1,v2ÎV1 or v1,v2ÎV2.  If on a bipartite fuzzy graph G, satisfy μ(uv) = min{σ (u),σ(v)} for all uÎV1 and vÎV2, then G is called a complete bipartite fuzzy graph.  A k-colouring on a fuzzy graph G(V,σ,μ) is a family of fuzzy sets on V:  G = {g1, g2, g3,…, gk} which satisfy the following conditions : i) Ú G = σ;  ii) gi Ù gj = 0, for all pair of nodes u, v, which adjacent in a fuzzy graph G and min{gi(u),gi(v)} = 0 (1 ≤ ik). The smallest positive integer k on k-colouring of a fuzzy graph G is called chromatic number of G. Then can be proved that the chromatic number of a complete fuzzy graph with n nodes is cF(Kσ) = n and the chromatic number of a complete bipartite fuzzy graph is cF(Kσ1,σ2) = 2.

 

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