Abstract
Abstract The clique graph kG of a graph G is the intersection graph of the family of all maximal complete subgraphs of G . The iterated clique graphs k n G are defined by k 0 G = G and k n +1 G = kk n G . A graph G is said to be k -divergent if | V ( k n G )| tends to infinity with n . We provide examples of k -divergent graphs such that the diameters of the iterated clique graphs also tend to infinity with n . Furthermore, the sizes of the cliques and even the chromatic numbers remain bounded.
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