New concepts of inverse fuzzy mixed graphs and its application

Poulik, Soumitra; Ghorai, Ganesh

Fuzzy mixed graph (FMG) can be used to model some graphical intercommunication network systems if there are many directed and undirected relations between some vertices. In inverse fuzzy graph, the membership value of edges are greater than or equal to the minimum of the membership value of the corresponding vertices. In inverse fuzzy mixed graph (IFMG), directed and undirected relations exist between some vertices and it can be used to analyze many graphical problems of real life such that the membership values of edges are greater than or equal to the minimum of the membership value of the corresponding pair of vertices. In this article, the concept of IFMG is introduced first with some of its properties. Then some isomorphic properties are studied and complement of IFMG is given. Different types of operations like union, intersection, product and join between two IFMGs are defined and investigated some of their related results. An algorithm of the proposed method is executed to identify some vertices. An application is depicted using the concept IFMG to examine the order of vertices in a social network group according to communication gaps.