Reciprocal Complementary Wiener Calculator

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About Reciprocal Complementary Wiener Calculator

A reciprocal complementary Wiener calculator computing RCW(G) = Σ 1/(D+1-d(u,v)) where D = diameter. Ivanciuc (2000). Complementary distances: close pairs (small d) get small weight, far pairs (d≈D) get large weight. Opposite emphasis from Harary. Client-side.

Reciprocal Complementary Wiener Calculator Features

  • RCW(G)
  • 1/(D+1-d)
  • Far-pair
  • Ivanciuc '00
  • Common graphs
Reciprocal complementary Wiener RCW(G) = Σ 1/(D+1-d(u,v)) over all pairs {u,v}. D = diameter. The complement distance D+1-d reverses the scale: close→far, far→close. Then reciprocal emphasizes what was far. Ivanciuc (2000).

How to Use

Select graph:

  • RCW: Recip. comp.
  • D+1-d: Complement
  • vs W: Compare

Complementary Distance

d_c(u,v) = D+1-d(u,v). If d=1 (adjacent): d_c = D. If d=D (diameter pair): d_c = 1. Reversal! Then RCW = Σ1/d_c emphasizes diameter pairs (d_c=1 → contribution=1).

RCW vs Harary

Harary = Σ1/d: emphasizes close pairs. RCW = Σ1/(D+1-d): emphasizes far pairs. Complementary perspectives! Together they give a complete distance picture.

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. 1Select graph.
  2. 2Compute diameter D.
  3. 3For each pair: D+1-d(u,v).
  4. 4Take reciprocal.
  5. 5Sum all terms.

Reciprocal Complementary Wiener Calculator — Frequently Asked Questions

RCW vs Harary?+

Harary = Σ1/d: close pairs dominate. RCW = Σ1/(D+1-d): far pairs dominate. They are 'complementary' in emphasis. RCW is large when many pairs are at diameter distance.

For K_n (D=1)?+

D+1-d = 1+1-1 = 1 for all pairs. RCW = C(n,2)·1 = n(n-1)/2. Same as Harary for complete graphs! Because complement = identity when D=1.

Chemical use?+

RCW captures far-range molecular interactions. In polymer chains: distant monomer pairs contribute most to overall chain flexibility. Wiener captures near-range, RCW captures far-range.

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