This analysis characterizes graphs with constant vertex stress polynomials, suggesting the Kepler stress exponential predicts properties in butane derivatives.
In 1953, Alfonso Shimbel introduced the concept of vertex stress in a graph. The stress of a vertex in a graph is the number of shortest paths passing through it. This paper describes the Kepler stress exponential $KS(G,x)$ of graphs and presents findings, including a characterization of graphs with non-zero constant vertex stress polynomials. Similarly, we established the importance of the Kepler stress exponential in predicting the physicochemical properties of butane derivatives.
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