DOMINATING SET ON CHAIN OF FUZZY GRAPHS
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In this paper, we define fuzzy graph chains, which comprise vertex identification. These fuzzy graphs are isomorphic fuzzy graphs, provide that after applying various features to the chain of fuzzy graphs, which as special fuzzy graph chain of .
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