Abstract
Through this research study, we introduced and discussed total strong (weak) domination concept of bipolar intuitionistic fuzzy graphs and in define strong domination bipolar intuitionistic fuzzy graph also strong domination. Theorems, examples and some properties of these concept are discussed.
Highlights
The theory of fuzzy sets was introduced by Zadeh [1]
On this notion the researchers emphasized their applications in different areas such as electrical engineering economics, Computer Science, social networks, system analysis and mathematics, many researchers using this concept to generalized and study some topics [2,3,4,5,6,7,8]
Atanassov [9] generalized the idea of fuzzy set and gave new Concept which intuitionistic fuzzy sets
Summary
The theory of fuzzy sets was introduced by Zadeh [1] On this notion the researchers emphasized their applications in different areas such as electrical engineering economics, Computer Science, social networks, system analysis and mathematics, many researchers using this concept to generalized and study some topics [2,3,4,5,6,7,8]. E zhilmaran and sankar [19 - 20] have introduced bipolar intuitionistic fuzzy set and studied it on graph theory, A.Alnaser et al in 2020 [21] used this concept to graph theory . The concept of bipolar intuitionistic fuzzy set is considered a new and important concept as it has entered many sciences such as networks and engineering, mathematics, control systems, medicine and other sciences. Theorems, examples and some properties of these concepts will be discussed
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