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On distance spectra, energies and Wiener index of non-commuting conjugacy class graphs

Firdous Ee Jannat, Rajat Kanti Nath

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Published: Dec 22, 2025

DOI: 10.13069/jacodesmath.v13i1.370

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The non-commuting conjugacy class graph (abbreviated as NCCC-graph) of a finite non-abelian group HH is a simple undirected graph whose vertex set is the set of conjugacy classes of non-central elements of HH and two vertices, aHa^H and bHb^H are adjacent if a′b′≠b′a′a'b' \ne b'a' for all a′∈aHa' \in a^H and b′∈bHb' \in b^H. In this paper, we compute distance spectrum, distance Laplacian spectrum, distance signless Laplacian spectrum along with their respective energies and Wiener index of NCCC-graphs of HH when the central quotient of HH is isomorphic to Zp×Zp\mathbb{Z}_p \times \mathbb{Z}_p (for any prime pp) or D2nD_{2n} (for any integer n≥3n \geq 3). As a consequence, we compute various distance spectra, energies and Wiener index of NCCC-graphs of the dihedral group, dicyclic group, semidihedral group along with the groups U(n,m)U_{(n,m)}, U6nU_{6n} and V8nV_{8n}. Thus we obtain sequences of positive integers that can be realized as Wiener index of NCCC-graphs of certain groups. In particular, we solve Inverse Wiener index Problem for NCCC-graphs of groups when nn is a perfect square. We further characterize the above-mentioned groups such that their NCCC-graphs are D-integral, DL-integral and DQ-integral. We also compare various distance energies of NCCC-graphs of the above mentioned groups and characterize those groups subject to the inequalities involving various distance energies. Accepted: 18 August 2025

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