On new maximal product of some constant intuitionistic fuzzy graphs
Abstract
This paper investigates the maximal product operation on constant intuitionistic fuzzy graphs (CIFGs)---a subclass of intuitionistic fuzzy graphs in which all edges are assigned fixed membership and non-membership values. We formally define the maximal product of two CIFGs and examine its structural properties. Specifically, we analyze how the degrees of vertices and edges behave under this operation. Several theorems are established to characterize the degree-based properties of the maximal product, and these are supported by illustrative examples to validate the theoretical findings. The results contribute to the broader understanding of intuitionistic fuzzy graph operations and offer insights for their application in modeling uniform uncertainty across domains such as network analysis and decision-making systems.
