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Compute the Wiener index of a graph
ResourceFunction["WienerIndex"][g] computes the Wiener index of the graph g. |
The Wiener index of a simple graph:
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More densely connected graphs have lower WienerIndex values:
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By default, the WienerIndex of a molecule is the WienerIndex of the hydrogen-depleted molecule graph. That is, the molecule graph with all hydrogen atoms removed:
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A different isomer with the same atoms can have a different WienerIndex:
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WienerIndex can accept "Graph" or "Chemical" entities:
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WienerIndex of a molecule ignores hydrogen atoms:
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The option IncludeHydrogens→ All will have them taken into account:
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Create OEIS sequence A292054 - the Wiener index of n×n knight's tour graphs:
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Create OEIS sequence A034828 - the Wiener index of n-cycle graphs:
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Generate all alkanes with 7 carbon atoms (heptanes) using the resource function AlkaneIsomers:
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Sort the heptane isomers by their Wiener index. This effectively sorts them from "most branched" to "least branched":
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For an acyclic graph the Wiener index is the same as the Szeged index:
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GraphData provides the pre-computed WienerIndex for many special graphs:
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We can confirm this number by computing it on the graph:
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Wolfram Language 12.3 (May 2021) or above
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