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摘要
对于具有完全可靠边和不可靠顶点的图$G$,我们考虑$G$的可靠性,其中顶点以恒定概率$p$独立地失效。图$G$的可靠度定义为存活顶点的诱导子图连通的概率,用$P_n(G,p)$表示。用$\Omega(n,m)$表示具有$n$个顶点和$m$条边的连通图族。本文确定了$R_n(G, p)$各系数的最优值以及$G\in \Omega(n,n+1)$和$n\ge 6$的对应图。作为副产品,我们在$\Omega(n, n + 1)$中给出了$n \ge 8$的局部最优图。
On the Reliability of Unicyclic Networks with Vertex Failure
For a graph $G$ with perfectly reliable edges and unreliable vertices, we consider the reliability of $G$ for which vertices fail independently of each other with a constant probability $p$. The reliability of graph $G$, denoted by $P_n(G,p)$, is defined to be the probability that the induced sub graphs of surviving vertices connected. Denote by $\Omega(n,m)$ the family of connected graphs with $n$ vertices and $m$ edges. In this paper, we determine the optimal value of each coefficient of $R_n(G, p)$ and the corresponding graphs for $G\in \Omega(n,n+1)$ and $n\ge 6$. As a byproduct, we give the locally optimal graphs in $\Omega(n, n + 1)$, for $n \ge 8$.