Give me examples of Suns graph Suns : Recall that a graph is chordal if it contains no induced cycles of length at least 4. A sun Sn is a chordal graph on 2n vertices (n3) whose vertex set can be partitioned into sets W = {w1, w2,...,wn} and U={u1, u2,...,un} such that W is independent and ui is adjacent to wj if and only if i=jor i =j+1 (mod n) If U induces a complete graph then the graph is called the complete sun. n>3, Vr2 (Sn) = n. Proposition: For

Give me examples of Suns graph Suns : Recall that a graph is chordal if it contains no induced cycles of length at least 4. A sun Sn is a chordal graph on 2n vertices (n3) whose vertex set can be partitioned into sets W = {w1, w2,...,wn} and U={u1, u2,...,un} such that W is independent and ui is adjacent to wj if and only if i=jor i =j+1 (mod n) If U induces a complete graph then the graph is called the complete sun. n>3, Vr2 (Sn) = n. Proposition: For

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