Abstract

This article investigates the product eccentricity energy of the Cartesian product of 𝒦2 and 𝒞𝔫. While spectral graph theory has extensively covered adjacency and Laplacian energies of product graphs, there remains a research gap in understanding how eccentricity-based spectra behave under graph operations. By leveraging established results in spectral graph theory, product eccentricity energy of cycle graphs, and illustrations on the Cartesian product of 𝒦2 and 𝒞𝔫 ,𝔫 ≥ 3 are given. 

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