Une Variante non Périodique du Sharpness Index
Dans cet article est présentée une variante de l'indice de cohérence de phase appelé Sharpness Index (SI). Cette nouvelle version baptisée Local Sharpness Index (LSI) s'affranchit de la périodisation inhérente à la définition du SI, et peut ainsi être calculée sur un sous-domaine de l'image de forme quelconque.
Leclaire, Arthur, Moisan, Lionel
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Sharp bounds between the saturation number and the harmonic index
The saturation number $μ^*(G)$ of a graph $G$ is the minimum cardinality of a maximal matching, and $H(G)$ is its harmonic index. TxGraffiti conjectured in 2023 that $μ^*(G) \le H(G)$ for every nontrivial connected graph $G$, and Bıyıkoğlu refuted this by showing that the ratio $μ^*(G)/H(G)$ can be made arbitrarily large.
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