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On k-resonant fullerene graphs ∗

by Dong Ye, Zhongbin Qi, Heping Zhang , 801
"... A fullerene graph F is a 3-connected plane cubic graph with exactly 12 pentagons and the remaining hexagons. Let M be a perfect matching of F. A cycle C of F is M-alternating if the edges of C appear alternately in and off M. A set H of disjoint hexagons of F is called a resonant pattern (or sextet ..."
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A fullerene graph F is a 3-connected plane cubic graph with exactly 12 pentagons and the remaining hexagons. Let M be a perfect matching of F. A cycle C of F is M-alternating if the edges of C appear alternately in and off M. A set H of disjoint hexagons of F is called a resonant pattern (or sextet pattern) if F has a perfect matching M such that all hexagons in H are M-alternating. A fullerene graph F is k-resonant if any i (0 ≤ i ≤ k) disjoint hexagons of F form a resonant pattern. In this paper, we prove that every hexagon of a fullerene graph is resonant and all leapfrog fullerene graphs are 2-resonant. Further, we show that a 3-resonant fullerene graph has at most 60 vertices and construct all nine 3-resonant fullerene graphs, which are also k-resonant for every integer k> 3. Finally, sextet polynomials of the 3-resonant fullerene graphs are computed.
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