K Banhatti and K hyper-Banhatti indices of nanotubes

1. Introduction

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The first and second K Banhatti indices were introduced by Kulli in [5] as $$B_{1} (G)=\sum _{ue}[d_{G} (u) +d_{G} (e)]$$ and $$B_{2} (G)=\sum _{ue}[d_{G} (u) d_{G} (e)].$$ The first and second multiplicative K Banhatti indices were introduced by Kulli in [6] as $$BII_{1} (G)=\prod _{ue}[d_{G} (u) +d_{G} (e)]$$ and $$BII_{2} (G)=\prod _{ue}[d_{G} (u) d_{G} (e)].$$ The following K hyper-Banahatti indices are defined in [6] as $$HB_{1} (G)=\sum _{ue}[d_{G} (u) +d_{G} (e)]^{2} $$ and $$HB_{2} (G)=\sum _{ue}[d_{G} (u) d_{G} (e)]^{2} .$$ The first and second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti indices are defined as $$HBII_{1} (G)=\prod _{ue}[d_{G} (u) +d_{G} (e)]^{2} $$ and $$HBII_{2} (G)=\prod _{ue}[d_{G} (u) d_{G} (e)]^{2} .$$ The K harmonic Banhatti index is defined as $$H_{b} (G)=\sum _{ue}[\frac{2}{d_{G} (u)+d_{G} (e)} ] .$$ The multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index is defined as $$HII_{b} (G)=\prod _{ue}[\frac{2}{d_{G} (u)+d_{G} (e)} ] .$$ In this paper we compute several Banhatti type indices of \(TUC_4[m,n]\), \(TUZC_6[m,n]\), \(TUZC_6[m,n]\), \(SC_5C_7[p,q]\), \(NPHX[p,q]\), \(VC_5C_7[p,q]\) and \(HC_5C_7[p,q]\) nanotubes.

2. Main Results

2.1. Banhatti indices of \(TUC_4[m,n]\)

In the nanoscience, \(TUC_4[m,n]\) nanotubes (where \(m\) and \(n\) are denoted as the number of squares in a row and the number of squares in a column respectively.) are plane tiling of \(C_4\). This tessellation of \(C_4\) can cover either a torus or a cylinder. The 3D representation of \(TUC_4[m,n]\) is described in Figure 1.

Theorem 1. Let \(G\) be the \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(B_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])=40mn+2m.\)
2. \(B_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])=96mn-26m.\)
3. \(HB_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])=400mn-144m.\)
4. \(HB_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])=2304mn-1630m\)
5. \(H_{b} (TUC_{4} [m,n])=\frac{4}{5} mn+\frac{559}{630} m.\)

Proof. Let \(G=TUC_{4} [m,n].\) The edge set of \(UC_{4} [m,n]\) can be partitioned as follows:
\(E_{6} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=3\} ,\)
\(E_{7} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=3,d_{G} (v)=4\},\)
\(E_{8} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=4\},\)
such that \(|E_{6} |=2m,\) \(|E_{7} |=2m\) and \(|E_{8} |=m(2n-3).\)
The edge degree partition of \(V\) is given in Table 1.

Table 1. Edge degree partition of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\).

\(d_{G} (u),d_{G} (v):e=uv\in E(G)\)	\((3,3)\)	\((3,4)\)	\((4,4)\)
\(d_{G} (e)\)	\(4\)	\(5\)	\(6\)
Number of edges	\(2m\)	\(2m\)	\(m(2n-3)\)

Now

1. First K Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&(2m)[(3+4)+(3+4)]+(2m)[(3+5)+(4+5)]+(m(2n-3))[(4+6)+(4+6)]\\ &=&40mn+2m.\end{eqnarray*}
2. Second K Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&(2m)[(3\times 4)+(3\times 4)]+(2m)[(3\times 5)+(4\times 5)]+(m(2n-3))[(4\times 6)+(4\times 6)]\\ &=&96mn-26m.\end{eqnarray*}
3. First K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&(2m)[(3+4)^{2} +(3+4)^{2} ]+(2m)[(3+5)^{2} +(4+5)^{2} ]\\&&+(m(2n-3))[(4+6)^{2} +(4+6)^{2} ]\\ &=&400mn-144m.\end{eqnarray*}
4. Second K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&(2m)[(3\times 4)^{2} +(3\times 4)^{2} ]+(2m)[(3\times 5)^{2} +(4\times 5)^{2} ]\\&&+(m(2n-3))[(4\times 6)^{2} +(4\times 6)^{2}]\\&=&2304mn-1630m.\end{eqnarray*}
5. K Banhatti harmonic index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} H_{b} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&(2m)[(\frac{2}{3+4} )+(\frac{2}{3+4} )]+(2m)[(\frac{2}{3+5} )+(\frac{2}{4+5} )]\end{eqnarray*}\begin{eqnarray*}&&+m(2n-3)[(\frac{2}{4+6} )+(\frac{2}{4+6} )]\\ &=&\frac{4}{5} mn+\frac{559}{630} m.\end{eqnarray*}

Theorem 2. Let \(G\) be the \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(BII_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])={ 7}^{4m} \times 8^{2m} \times 9^{2m} \times 10^{2m(2n-3)} .\)
2. \(BII_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])={ 12}^{4m} \times 15^{2m} \times 20^{2m} \times 24^{2m(2n-3)}. \)
3. \(HBII_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])={ 7}^{8m} \times 8^{4m} \times 9^{4m} \times 10^{4m(2n-3)} .\)
4. \(HBII_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])={ 12}^{8m} \times 15^{4m} \times 20^{4m} \times 24^{4m(2n-3)}. \)
5. \(HII_{b} (TUC_{4} [m,n])=(\frac{2}{7} )^{4m} \times (\frac{1}{4} )^{2m} \times (\frac{2}{9} )^{2m} \times (\frac{1}{5} )^{2m(2n-3)} .\)

Proof.

1. First multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&[(3+4)^{(2m)} \times (3+4)^{(2m)} ]\times [(3+5)^{(2m)} \times (4+5)^{(2m)} ]\\ && \times [(4+6)^{(m(2n-3))} \times (4+6)^{(m(2n-3))} ]\\ &=& 7^{4m} \times 8^{2m} \times 9^{2m} \times 10^{2m(2n-3)}. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&[(3\times 4)^{(2m)} \times (3\times 4)^{(2m)} ]\times [(3\times 5)^{(2m)} \times (4\times 5)^{(2m)} ]\\ &&\times [(4\times 6)^{(m(2n-3))} \times (4\times 6)^{(m(2n-3))} ]\\ &=& 12^{4m} \times 15^{2m} \times 20^{2m} \times 24^{2m(2n-3)} . \end{eqnarray*}
3. First multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{1} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&[((3+4)^{2} )^{(2m)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(2m)} ]\times [((3+5)^{2} )^{(2m)} \times ((4+5)^{2} )^{(2m)} ]\\ &&\times [((4+6)^{2} )^{(m(2n-3))} \times ((4+6)^{2} )^{(m(2n-3))} ]\\ &=& 7^{8m} \times 8^{4m} \times 9^{4m} \times 10^{4m(2n-3)} . \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{2} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&[((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(2m)} \times ((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(2m)} ]\\ &&\times [((3\times 5)^{2} )^{(2m)} \times ((4\times 5)^{2} )^{(2m)} ]\\ &&\times [((4\times 6)^{2} )^{(m(2n-3))} \times ((4\times 6)^{2} )^{(m(2n-3))} ]\\ &=& 12^{8m} \times 15^{4m} \times 20^{4m} \times 24^{4m(2n-3)} . \end{eqnarray*}
5. Multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index of \(TUC_{4} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HII_{b} (TUC_{4} [m,n])&=&[(\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(2m)} \times (\frac{2}{3+4})^{(2m)} ]\\ &&\times [(\frac{2}{3+5} )^{(2m)} \times (\frac{2}{4+5} )^{(2m)} ]\\ &&\times [(\frac{2}{4+6} )^{m(2n-3)} \times (\frac{2}{4+6} )^{m(2n-3)} ]\\ &=&(\frac{2}{7} )^{4m} \times (\frac{1}{4} )^{2m} \times (\frac{2}{9} )^{2m} \times (\frac{1}{5} )^{2m(2n-3)} . \end{eqnarray*}

2.2. Banhatti indices of \(TUZC_6[m,n]\)

The zigzag nanotube \(TUZC_6[m,n]\), where \(m\) is the number of hexagons in the first row and \(n\) is the number of hexagons in the first column. The molecular structures of \(TUZC_6[m,n]\) can be referred to Figure 2.

Theorem 3. Let \(G\) be the zigzag nanotube \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\). Then we have

1. \(B_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=42mn+16m.\)
2. \(B_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=72mn+12m.\)
3. \(HB_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=294mn+48m.\)
4. \(HB_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=864mn-108m.\)
5. \(H_{b} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=\frac{12}{7} mn-\frac{188}{108} m.\)

Proof. Let \(G=TUZC_{6} [m,n].\) The edge set of \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\) can be divided into following classes:
\(E_{5} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=2,d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
\(E_{6} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
such that \(|E_{5} |=4m\) and \(|E_{6} |=3mn-2m.\)
The edge degree partition is given in Table 2.

Table 2 . Edge degree partition of \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\)..

\(d_{G} (u),d_{G} (v):e=uv\in E(G)\)	\((3,3)\)	\((2,3)\)
\(d_{G} (e)\)	\(4\)	\(3\)
Number of edges	\(3mn-2m\)	\(4m\)

Now

1. First K Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&(3mn-2m)[(3+4)+(3+4)]+(4m)[(2+3)+(3+3)]\\ &=&42mn+16m. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second K Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&(3mn-2m)[(3\times 4)+(3\times 4)]+(4m)[(2\times 3)+(3\times 3)]\\ &=&72mn+12m. \end{eqnarray*}
3. First K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&(3mn-2m)[(3+4)^{2} +(3+4)^{2} ]+(4m)[(2+3)^{2} +(3+3)^{2} ]\\ &=&294mn+48m. \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&(3mn-2m)[(3\times 4)^{2} +(3\times 4)^{2} ]+(4m)[(2\times 3)^{2} +(3\times 3)^{2} ]\\ &=&864mn-108m. \end{eqnarray*}
5. K harmonic Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} H_{b} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&(3mn-2m)[(\frac{2}{3+4} )+(\frac{2}{3+4} )]+(4m)[(\frac{2}{2+3} )+(\frac{2}{3+3} )]\\ &=&\frac{12}{7} mn-\frac{188}{108} m. \end{eqnarray*}

Theorem 4. Let \(G\) be the zigzag nanotube \(TUZC_{6} [m,n]\). Then we have

1. \(BII_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=5^{4m} \times 6^{4m} \times 7^{2m(3n-2)} .\)
2. \(BII_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=3^{8m} \times 6^{4m} \times 12^{2m(3n-2)} .\)
3. \(HBII_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=5^{8m} \times 6^{8m} \times 7^{4m(3n-2)} .\)
4. \(HBII_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])=3^{16m} \times 6^{8m} \times 12^{4m(3n-2)}. \)
5. \(HII_{b} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])={ (}\frac{1}{3} )^{4m} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{4m} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{2m(3n-2)} .\)

Proof.

1. First multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6}[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&[(3+4)^{(3mn-2m)} \times (3+4)^{(3mn-2m)} ]\times [(2+3)^{(4m)} \times (3+3)^{(4m)} ]\\ &=&5^{4m} \times 6^{4m} \times 7^{2m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6}[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&[(3\times 4)^{(3mn-2m)} \times (3\times 4)^{(3mn-2m)} ]\times [(2\times 3)^{(4m)} \times (3\times 3)^{(4m)} ]\\ &=&3^{8m} \times 6^{4m} \times 12^{2m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}
3. First multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6}[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{1} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&[((3+4)^{2} )^{(3mn-2m)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(3mn-2m)} ]\\&&\times [((2+3)^{2} )^{(4m)} \times ((3+3)^{2} )^{(4m)} ]\\ &=&5^{8m} \times 6^{8m} \times 7^{4m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6}[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{2} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&[((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(3mn-2m)} \times ((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(3mn-2m)} ]\\ &&\times [((2\times 3)^{2} )^{(4m)} \times ((3\times 3)^{2} )^{(4m)} ]\\ &=&3^{16m} \times 6^{8m} \times 12^{4m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}
5. Multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index of \(TUZC_{6}[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HII_{b} (TUZC_{6} [m,n])&=&[(\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(3mn-2m)} \times (\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(3mn-2m)} ]\times [(\frac{2}{2+3} )^{(4m)} \times (\frac{2}{3+3} )^{(4m)} ]\\ & =&(\frac{1}{3} )^{4m} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{4m} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{2m(3n-2)} .\end{eqnarray*}

2.3. Banhatti indices of \(TUAC_6[m,n]\)

The armchair nanotube \(TUAC_6[m,n]\), where \(m\) is the number of hexagons in the first row and \(n\) is the number of hexagons in the first column. The molecular structures of \(TUAC_6[m,n]\) can be referred to Figure 3.

Theorem 5. Let \(G\) be the armchair nanotube \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\). Then we have

1. \(B_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=42mn+16m.\)
2. \(B_{2} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=72mn+14m.\)
3. \(HB_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=294mn+56m.\)
4. \(HB_{2} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=864mn-22m.\)
5. \(H_{b} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=\frac{12}{7} mn+\frac{199}{105} m.\)

Proof. Let \(G=TUAC_{6} [m,n].\) we have edge set of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) can be partitioned as follows:
\(E_{4} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=2\},\)
\(E_{5} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=2,d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
\(E_{6} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=3\} ,\) such that \(|E_{4} |=m,\) \(|E_{5} |=2m\) and \(|E_{6} |=3mn-m.\)
The edge degree partition is given in Table 3.

Table 3. Edge degree partition of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\)

\(d_{G} (u),d_{G} (v):e=uv\in E(G)\)	\((2,2)\)	\((3,3)\)	\((2,3)\)
\(d_{G} (e)\)	\(2\)	\(4\)	\(3\)
Number of edges	\(m\)	\(3mn-m\)	\(2m\)

Now

1. First K Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&(m)[(2+2)+(2+2)]+(3mn-m)[(3+4)+(3+4)]\\ &&+(2m)[(2+3)+(3+3)]\\ &=&42mn+16m. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second K Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{2} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&(m)[(2\times 2)+(2\times 2)]+(3mn-m)[(3\times 4)+(3\times 4)]\\ &&+(2m)[(2\times 3)+(3\times 3)]\\ &=&72mn+14m. \end{eqnarray*}
3. First K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&(m)[(2+2)^{2} +(2+2)^{2} ]+(3mn-m)[(3+4)^{2} +(3+4)^{2} ]\\ &&+(2m)[(2+3)^{2} +(3+3)^{2} ]\\ &=&294mn+56m. \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{2} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&(m)[(2\times 2)^{2} +(2\times 2)^{2} ]+(3mn-m)[(3\times 4)^{2} +(3\times 4)^{2} ]\\&&+(2m)[(2\times 3)^{2} +(3\times 3)^{2} ]\\ &=&864mn-22m. \end{eqnarray*}
5. K harmonic Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} H_{b} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&(m)[(\frac{2}{2+2} )+(\frac{2}{2+2} )]+(3mn-m)[(\frac{2}{3+4} )+(\frac{2}{3+4} )]\\ &&+(2m)[(\frac{2}{2+3} )+(\frac{2}{3+3} )]\\ &=&\frac{12}{7} mn+\frac{199}{105} m. \end{eqnarray*}

Theorem 6. Let \(G\) be the armchair nanotube \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\). Then we have

1. \(BII_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=2^{4m} \times 5^{2m} \times 6^{2m} \times 7^{2m(3n-1)} .\)
2. \(BII_{2} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=2^{4m} \times 3^{4m} \times 6^{2m} \times 12^{2m(3n-1)} .\)
3. \(HBII_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=2^{8m} \times 5^{4m} \times 6^{4m} \times 7^{4m(3n-1)} .\)
4. \(HBII_{2} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=2^{8m} \times 3^{8m} \times 6^{4m} \times 7^{4m(3n-1)} .\)
5. \(HII_{b} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])=(\frac{1}{2} )^{2m} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{2m} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{2m} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{2m(3n-1)} .\)

Proof.

1. First multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&[(2+2)^{(m)} \times (2+2)^{(m)} ]\times [(3+4)^{(3mn-m)} \times (3+4)^{(3mn-m)} ]\\ &&\times [(2+3)^{(2m)} \times (3+3)^{(2m)} ]\\ &=&2^{4m} \times 5^{2m} \times 6^{2m} \times 7^{2m(3n-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&[(2\times 2)^{(m)} \times (2\times 2)^{(m)} ]\times [(3\times 4)^{(3mn-m)} \times (3\times 4)^{(3mn-m)} ]\\ &&\times [(2\times 3)^{(2m)} \times (3\times 3)^{(2m)} ]\\ &=&2^{4m} \times 3^{4m} \times 6^{2m} \times 12^{2m(3n-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
3. First multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{1} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&[((2+2)^{2} )^{(m)} \times ((2+2)^{2} )^{(m)} ]\\ &&\times [((3+4)^{2} )^{(3mn-m)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(3mn-m)} ]\\ &&\times [((2+3)^{2} )^{(2m)} \times ((3+3)^{2} )^{(2m)} ]\\ &=&2^{8m} \times 5^{4m} \times 6^{4m} \times 7^{4m(3n-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{2} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&[((2\times 2)^{2} )^{(m)} \times ((2\times 2)^{2} )^{(m)} ]\\ &&\times [((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(3mn-m)} \times ((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(3mn-m)} ]\\ &&\times [((2\times 3)^{2} )^{(2m)} \times ((3\times 3)^{2} )^{(2m)} ]\\ &=&2^{8m} \times 3^{8m} \times 6^{4m} \times 12^{4m(3n-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
5. Multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index of \(TUAC_{6} [m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HII_{b} (TUAC_{6} [m,n])&=&[(\frac{2}{2+2} )^{(m)} \times (\frac{2}{2+2} )^{(m)} ]\times [(\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(3mn-m)} \times (\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(3mn-m)} ]\\ &&\times [(\frac{2}{2+3} )^{(2m)} \times (\frac{2}{3+3} )^{(2m)} ]\\ &=&(\frac{1}{2} )^{2m} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{2m} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{2m} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{2m(3n-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}

2.4. Banhatti indices of \(NPHX[p,q]\)

H-Naphtalenic nanotubes \(NPHX[p, q]\) (where \(p\) and \(q\) are denoted as the number of pairs of hexagons in first row and the number of alternative hexagons in a column, respectively) are a trivalent decoration with sequence of \(C_6,\) \(C_6,\) \(C_4,\) \(C_6,\) \(C_6,\) \(C_4,\ldots\) in the first row and a sequence of \(C_6,\) \(C_8,\) \(C_6,\) \(C_8,\ldots\) in the other rows. In other words, this nanolattice can be considered as a plane tiling of \(C_4,\) \(C_6,\) and \(C_8.\) Therefore, this class of tiling can cover either a cylinder or a torus 4.

Theorem 7. Let \(G\) be the H-Naphtalenic nanotube \(NPHX[m,n]\). Then we have

1. \(B_{1} (NPHX[m,n])=210mn-52m.\)
2. \(B_{2} (NPHX[m,n])=360mn-120m.\)
3. \(HB_{1} (NPHX[m,n])=1470mn-492m.\)
4. \(HB_{2} (NPHX[m,n])=4320mn-1944m.\)
5. \(H_{b} (NPHX[m,n])=\frac{60}{7} mn-\frac{33}{7} m.\)

Proof. Let \(G=NPHX[m,n],\) then we have edge division of edge set \(E(NPHX[m,n])\) as follows:
\(E_{5} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=2,d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
\( E_{6} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=3\}\),
such that \(|E_{5} |=8m\) and \(|E_{6} |=15mn-10m.\)
The edge degree partition is given in Table 4.

Table 4. Edge Edge degree partition of \(NPHX[m,n]\).

\(d_{G} (u),d_{G} (v):e=uv\in E(G)\)	\((3,3)\)	\((2,3)\)
\(d_{G} (e)\)	\(4\)	\(3\)
Number of edges	\(15mn-10m\)	\(8m\)

Now

1. First K Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{1} (NPHX[m,n])&=&(15mn-10m)[(3+4)+(3+4)]+(8m)[(2+3)+(3+3)]\\ &=&210mn-52m.\end{eqnarray*}
2. Second K Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{2} (NPHX[m,n])&=&(15mn-10m)[(3\times 4)+(3\times 4)]+(8m)[(2\times 3)+(3\times 3)]\\ &=&360mn-120m.\end{eqnarray*}
3. First K hyper-Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{1} (NPHX[m,n])&=&(15mn-10m)[(3+4)^{2} +(3+4)^{2} ]+(8m)[(2+3)^{2} +(3+3)^{2} ]\\ &=&1470mn-492m.\end{eqnarray*}
4. Second K hyper-Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{2} (NPHX[m,n])&=&(15mn-10m)[(3\times 4)^{2} +(3\times 4)^{2} ]+(8m)[(2\times 3)^{2} +(3\times 3)^{2} ]\\ &=&4320mn-1944m.\end{eqnarray*}
5. K harmonic Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} H_{b} (NPHX[m,n])&=&(15mn-10m)[(\frac{2}{3+4} )+(\frac{2}{3+4} )]+(8m)[(\frac{2}{2+3} )+(\frac{2}{3+3} )]\\ &=&\frac{60}{7} mn-\frac{33}{7} m.\end{eqnarray*}

Theorem 8. Let \(G\) be the H-Naphtalenic nanotube \(NPHX[m,n]\). Then we have

1. \(BII_{1} (NPHX[m,n])={ 5}^{8m} \times 6^{8m} \times 7^{10m(3n-2)}. \)
2. \(BII_{2} (NPHX[m,n])={ 6}^{8m} \times 9^{8m} \times 12^{10m(3n-2)} .\)
3. \(HBII_{1} (NPHX[m,n])={ 5}^{16m} \times 6^{16m} \times 7^{20m(3n-2)} .\)
4. \(HBII_{2} (NPHX[m,n])={ 6}^{16m} \times 9^{16m} \times 12^{20m(3n-2)} .\)
5. \(HII_{b} (NPHX[m,n])=(\frac{2}{5} )^{8m} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{8m} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{10m(3n-2)} .\)

Proof.

1. First multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{1}(NPHX[m,n])&=&[(3+4)^{(15mn-10m)} \times (3+4)^{(15mn-10m)} ]\times [(2+3)^{(8m)} \times (3+3)^{(8m)} ]\\ &=&5^{8m} \times 6^{8m} \times 7^{10m(3n-2)}. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{2} (NPHX[m,n])&=&[(3\times 4)^{(15mn-10m)} \times (3\times 4)^{(15mn-10m)} ]\times [(2\times 3)^{(8m)} \times (3\times 3)^{(8m)} ]\\ &=&6^{8m} \times 9^{8m} \times 12^{10m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}
3. First multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{1} (NPHX[m,n])&=&[((3+4)^{2} )^{(15mn-10m)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(15mn-10m)} ]\\&&\times [((2+3)^{2} )^{(8m)} \times ((3+3)^{2} )^{(8m)} ]\\ &=&5^{16m} \times 6^{16m} \times 7^{20m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{2} (NPHX[m,n])&=&[((3+4)^{2} )^{(15mn-10m)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(15mn-10m)} ]\\&&\times [((2+3)^{2} )^{(8m)} \times ((3+3)^{2} )^{(8m)} ]\\ &=&6^{16m} \times 9^{16m} \times 12^{20m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}
5. Multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index of \(NPHX[m,n]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HII_{b} (NPHX[m,n])&=&[(\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(15mn-10m)} \times (\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(15mn-10m)} ]\\&&\times [(\frac{2}{2+3} )^{(8m)} \times (\frac{2}{3+3} )^{(8m)} ]\\ &=&(\frac{2}{5} )^{8m} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{8m} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{10m(3n-2)} . \end{eqnarray*}

2.5. Banhatti indices of \(SC_5C_7[p,q]\)

In nanoscience, \(SC_5C_7[p, q]\) (where \(p\) and \(q\) express the number of heptagons in each row and the number of periods in whole lattice respectively) nanotube is a class of \(C_5C_7\)-net which is yielded by alternating \(C_5\) and \(C_7.\) The standard tiling of \(C_5\) and \(C_7\) can cover either a cylinder or a torus and each period of \(SC_5C_7[p, q]\) consisted of three rows (more details on pth period can be referred to in Figure 5.

Theorem 9. Let \(G\) be the \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(B_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=168pq-52p.\)
2. \(B_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=288pq-118p.\)
3. \(HB_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=1176pq-484p.\)
4. \(HB_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=3456pq-1858p.\)
5. \(H_{b} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=\frac{48}{7} pq+\frac{9}{35} p.\)

Proof. Let \(G=SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q].\) There are following three types of edges of \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\), based on the degree of end vertices \(E_{4}(G) =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=2\} ,\)
\(E_{5}(G) =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=2,d_{G} (v)=3\} ,\)
\(E_{6}(G) =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=3\} ,\)
such that
\(|E_{4}(G)|=p\),\(|E_{5}(G)|=6p\) and \(|E_{6}(G)|=12pq-9p.\) The edge degree partition is given in Table 5.

Table 5. Edge degree partition of \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\)

\(d_{G} (u),d_{G} (v):e=uv\in E(G)\)	\((2,2)\)	\((3,3)\)	\((2,3)\)
\(d_{G} (e)\)	\(2\)	\(4\)	\(3\)
Number of edges	\(p\)	\(12pq-9p\)	\(6p\)

Now

1. First K Banhatti index of \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*}B_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2+2)+(2+2)]+(12pq-9p)[(3+4)+(3+4)]+(6p)[(2+3)+(3+3)] \\ &=&168pq-52p. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second K Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*}B_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2\times 2)+(2\times 2)]+(12pq-9p)[(3\times 4)+(3\times 4)]+(6p)[(2\times 3)+(3\times 3)] \\&=&288pq-118p. \end{eqnarray*}
3. First K hyper-Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2+2)^{2} +(2+2)^{2} ]+(12pq-9p)[(3+4)^{2} +(3+4)^{2} ]\\&&+(6p)[(2+3)^{2} +(3+3)^{2} ] \\&=&1176pq-484p. \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second K hyper-Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2\times 2)^{2} +(2\times 2)^{2} ]+(12pq-9p)[(3\times 4)^{2} +(3\times 4)^{2} ]\\&&+(6p)[(2\times 3)^{2} +(3\times 3)^{2} ] \\ &=&3456pq-1858p. \end{eqnarray*}
5. K harmonic Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} H_{b} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(\frac{2}{2+2} )+(\frac{2}{2+2} )]+(12pq-9p)[(\frac{2}{3+4} )+(\frac{2}{3+4} )]\\&&+(6p)[(\frac{2}{2+3} )+(\frac{2}{3+3} )] \\ &=&\frac{48}{7} pq+\frac{9}{35} p. \end{eqnarray*}

Theorem 10. Let \(G\) be the \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(BII_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=4^{2p} \times 5^{p} \times 6^{p} \times 7^{6p(4q-3)} .\)
2. \(BII_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=4^{2p} \times 6^{p} \times 9^{p} \times 12^{6p(4q-3)} .\)
3. \(HBII_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=4^{4p} \times 5^{2p} \times 6^{2p} \times 7^{12p(4q-3)}. \)
4. \(HBII_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=4^{4p} \times 6^{2p} \times 9^{2p} \times 12^{12p(4q-3)}. \)
5. \(HII_{b} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=(\frac{1}{2} )^{2p} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{p} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{p} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{6p(4q-3)}.\)

Proof. Using Table 5, we have

1. First multiplicative K Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*}BII_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(2+2)^{(p)} \times (2+2)^{(p)} ]\times [(3+4)^{(12pq-9p)} \times (3+4)^{(12pq-9p)} ]\\&&\times [(2+3)^{(6p)} \times (3+3)^{(6p)} ] \\ &=&4^{2p} \times 5^{p} \times 6^{p} \times 7^{6p(4q-3)}. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second multiplicative K Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*}BII_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(2\times 2)^{(p)} \times (2\times 2)^{(p)} ]\times [(3\times 4)^{(12pq-9p)} \times (3\times 4)^{(12pq-9p)} ]\\&&\times [(2\times 3)^{(6p)} \times (3\times 3)^{(6p)} ] \\ &=&4^{2p} \times 6^{p} \times 9^{p} \times 12^{6p(4q-3)} . \end{eqnarray*}
3. First multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*}HBII_{1} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[((2+2)^{2} )^{(p)} \times ((2+2)^{2} )^{(p)} ]\times [((3+4)^{2} )^{(12pq-9p)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(12pq-9p)} ] \\&&\times [((2+3)^{2} )^{(6p)} \times ((3+3)^{2} )^{(6p)} ] \\ &=&4^{4p} \times 5^{2p} \times 6^{2p} \times 7^{12p(4q-3)} .\end{eqnarray*}
4. Second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{2} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[((2\times 2)^{2} )^{(p)} \times ((2\times 2)^{2} )^{(p)} ]\times [((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(12pq-9p)} \times ((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(12pq-9p)} ] \\ &&\times [((2\times 3)^{2} )^{(6p)} \times ((3\times 3)^{2} )^{(6p)} ] \\ &=&4^{4p} \times 6^{2p} \times 9^{2p} \times 12^{12p(4q-3)} . \end{eqnarray*}
5. Multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index \(SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HII_{b} (SC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(\frac{2}{2+2} )^{(p)} \, \times (\frac{2s}{2+2} )^{(p)} ]\times [(\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(12pq-9p)} \times (\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(12pq-9p)} ]\\&&\times [(\frac{2}{2+3} )^{(6p)} \times (\frac{2}{3+3} )^{(6p)} ] \\ &=&(\frac{1}{2} )^{2p} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{p} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{p} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{6p(4q-3)} . \end{eqnarray*}

2.6. Banhatti indices of \(VC_5C_7[p,q]\)

The molecular graphs of carbon nanotubes \(VC_5C_7[p, q]\) is shown in Figure 6. The structures of this nanotubes consist of cycles \(C_5\) and \(C_7\) (\(C_5C_7\) net which is a trivalent decoration constructed by alternating \(C_5\) and \(C_7\)) by different compound. It can cover either a cylinder or a torus.

Theorem 11. Let \(G\) be the \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(B_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=336pq+48p.\)
2. \(B_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=576pq+36p.\)
3. \(HB_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=2352pq+144p.\)
4. \(HB_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=6912pq-324p.\)
5. \(H_{b} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=\frac{96}{7} pq+\frac{188}{35} p.\)

Proof. Let \(G=VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q].\) Then the edge set of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) can be partitioned into following two classes:
\(E_{6} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
\(E_{5} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=2,d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
such that \(|E_{6} |=24pq-6p\) and \(|E_{5} |=12p.\)
The edge degree partition is given in Table 6.

Table 6. Edge degree partition of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\)

\(d_{G} (u),d_{G} (v):e=uv\in E(G)\)	\((3,3)\)	\((2,3)\)
\(d_{G} (e)\)	\(4\)	\(3\)
Number of edges	\(12pq-6p\)	\(12p\)

Now

1. First K Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(24pq-6p)[(3+4)+(3+4)]+(12p)[(2+3)+(3+3)]\\ &=&336pq+48p. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second K Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(24pq-6p)[(3\times 4)+(3\times 4)]+(12p)[(2\times 3)+(3\times 3)]\\ &=&576pq+36p. \end{eqnarray*}
3. First K hyper-Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(24pq-6p)[(3+4)^{2} +(3+4)^{2} ]+(12p)[(2+3)^{2} +(3+3)^{2} ]\\ &=&2352pq+144p. \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second K hyper-Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(24pq-6p)[(3\times 4)^{2} +(3\times 4)^{2} ]+(12p)[(2\times 3)^{2} +(3\times 3)^{2} ]\\ &=&6912pq-324p. \end{eqnarray*}
5. K harmonic Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} H_{b} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(24pq-6p)[(\frac{2}{3+4} )+(\frac{2}{3+4} )]+(12p)[(\frac{2}{2+3} )+(\frac{2}{3+3} )]\\ &=&\frac{96}{7} pq+\frac{188}{35} p. \end{eqnarray*}

Theorem 12. Let \(G\) be the \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(BII_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=5^{12p} \times 6^{12p} \times 7^{12p(4q-1)} .\)
2. \(BII_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=3^{12p} \times 6^{12p} \times 12^{12p(4q-1)} .\)
3. \(HBII_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=5^{24p} \times 6^{24p} \times 7^{24p(4q-1)} .\)
4. \(HBII_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=3^{24p} \times 6^{24p} \times 12^{24p(4q-1)} .\)
5. \(HII_{b} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=(\frac{2}{7} )^{12p(4q-1)} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{12p} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{12p} .\)

Proof.

1. First multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(3+4)^{(24pq-6p)} \times (3+4)^{(24pq-6p)} ]\times [(2+3)^{(12p)} \times (3+3)^{(12p)} ]\\ &=&5^{12p} \times 6^{12p} \times 7^{12p(4q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(3\times 4)^{(24pq-6p)} \times (3\times 4)^{(24pq-6p)} ]\times [(2\times 3)^{(12p)} \times (3\times 3)^{(12p)} ]\\ &=&3^{12p} \times 6^{12p} \times 12^{12p(4q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
3. First multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{1} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[((3+4)^{2} )^{(24pq-6p)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(24pq-6p)} ]\\ &&\times [((2+3)^{2} )^{(12p)} \times ((3+3)^{2} )^{(12p) } ]\\ &=&5^{24p} \times 6^{24p} \times 7^{24p(4q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{2} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(24pq-6p)} \times ((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(24pq-6p)} ]\\ &&\times [((2\times 3)^{2} )^{(12p)} \times ((3\times 3)^{2} )^{(12p)} ]\\ &=&3^{24p} \times 6^{24p} \times 12^{24p(4q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
5. Multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index of \(VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HII_{b} (VC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(24pq-6p)} \times (\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(24pq-6p)} ]\times [(\frac{2}{2+3} )^{(12p)} \times (\frac{2}{3+3} )^{(12p)} ]\\ &=&(\frac{2}{7} )^{12p(4q-1)} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{12p} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{12p} . \end{eqnarray*}

2.7. Banhatti indices of \(HC_5C_7[p,q]\)

The molecular graphs of carbon nanotubes \(HC_5C_7[p, q]\) is shown in Figure 8.

Theorem 13. Let \(G\) be the \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(B_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=168pq+40p.\)
2. \(B_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=288pq+32p.\)
3. \(HB_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=1176pq+128p.\)
4. \(HB_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=3456pq-184p.\)
5. \(H_{b} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=\frac{48}{7} pq+\frac{219}{35} p.\)

Proof. Let \(G=HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q].\) Then the edge set of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) can be partitioned as follows:
\(E_{4} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=2\},\)
\(E_{5} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=2,d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
\(E_{6} =\{ uv\in E(G):d_{G} (u)=d_{G} (v)=3\},\)
such that \(|E_{4} |=p,\) \(|E_{5} |=8p\) and \(|E_{6} |=12pq-4p.\)
The edge degree partition is given in Table 7.

Table 7. Edge degree partition of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\).

\(d_{G} (u),d_{G} (v):e=uv\in E(G)\)	\((2,2)\)	\((3,3)\)	\((2,3)\)
\(d_{G} (e)\)	\(2\)	\(4\)	\(3\)
Number of edges	\(p\)	\(12pq-4p\)	\(8p\)

Now

1. First K Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2+2)+(2+2)]+(12pq-4p)[(3+4)+(3+4)]\\ &&+(8p)[(2+3)+(3+3)]\\ &=&168pq+40p. \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second K Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} B_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2\times 2)+(2\times 2)]+(12pq-4p)[(3\times 4)+(3\times 4)]\\ &&+(8p)[(2\times 3)+(3\times 3)]\\ &=&288pq+32p. \end{eqnarray*}
3. First K hyper-Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2+2)^{2} +(2+2)^{2} ]+(12pq-4p)[(3+4)^{2} +(3+4)^{2} ]\\ &&+(8p)[(2+3)^{2} +(3+3)^{2} ]\\ &=&1176pq+128p. \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second K hyper-Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HB_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(2\times 2)^{2} +(2\times 2)^{2} ]+(12pq-4p)[(3\times 4)^{2} +(3\times 4)^{2} ]\\ &&+(8p)[(2\times 3)^{2} +(3\times 3)^{2} ]\\ &=&3456pq-184p. \end{eqnarray*}
5. K harmonic Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} H_{b} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&(p)[(\frac{2}{2+2} )+(\frac{2}{2+2} )]+(12pq-4p)[(\frac{2}{3+4} )+(\frac{2}{3+4} )]\\ &&+(8p)[(\frac{2}{2+3} )+(\frac{2}{3+3} )]\\ &=&\frac{48}{7} pq+\frac{219}{35} p. \end{eqnarray*}

Theorem 14. Let \(G\) be the \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) nanotube. Then we have

1. \(BII_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=2^{4p} \times 5^{8p} \times 6^{8p} \times 7^{8p(3q-1)}. \)
2. \(BII_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=2^{4p} \times 3^{16p} \times 6^{8p} \times 12^{8p(3q-1)}. \)
3. \(HBII_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=2^{8p} \times 5^{16p} \times 6^{16p} \times 7^{16p(3q-1)}. \)
4. \(HBII_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=2^{16p} \times 5^{32p} \times 6^{32p} \times 7^{32p(3q-1)}. \)
5. \(HII_{b} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])=(\frac{1}{2} )^{2p} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{8p} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{8p} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{8p(3q-1)} .\)

Proof.

1. First multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(2+2)^{(p)} \times (2+2)^{(p)} ]\times [(3+4)^{(12pq-4p)} \times (3+4)^{(12pq-4p)} ]\\ &&\times [(2+3)^{(8p)} \times (3+3)^{(8p)} ]\\ &=&2^{4p} \times 5^{8p} \times 6^{8p} \times 7^{8p(3q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
2. Second multiplicative K Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} BII_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(2\times 2)^{(p)} \times (2\times 2)^{(p)} ]\times [(3\times 4)^{(12pq-4p)} \times (3\times 4)^{(12pq-4p)} ]\\ &&\times [(2\times 3)^{(8p)} \times (3\times 3)^{(8p)} ]\\ &=&2^{4p} \times 3^{16p} \times 6^{8p} \times 12^{8p(3q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
3. First multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{1} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[((2+2)^{2} )^{(p)} \times ((2+2)^{2} )^{(p)} ]\times [((3+4)^{2} )^{(12pq-4p)} \times ((3+4)^{2} )^{(12pq-4p)} ]\\ &&\times [((2+3)^{2} )^{(8p)} \times ((3+3)^{2} )^{(8p)} ]\\ &=&2^{8p} \times 5^{16p} \times 6^{16p} \times 7^{16p(3q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
4. Second multiplicative K hyper-Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HBII_{2} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[((2\times 2)^{2} )^{(p)} \times ((2\times 2)^{2} )^{(p)} ]\times [((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(12pq-4p)} \times ((3\times 4)^{2} )^{(12pq-4p)} ]\\ &&\times [((2\times 3)^{2} )^{(8p)} \times ((3\times 3)^{2} )^{(8p)} ]\\ &=&2^{8p} \times 3^{32p} \times 6^{16p} \times 12^{16p(3q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}
5. Multiplicative K harmonic Banhatti index of \(HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q]\) is \begin{eqnarray*} HII_{b} (HC_{5} C_{7} [p,q])&=&[(\frac{2}{2+2} )^{(p)} \times (\frac{2}{2+2} )^{(p)} ]\times [(\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(12pq-4p)} \times (\frac{2}{3+4} )^{(12pq-4p)} ]\\ &&\times [(\frac{2}{2+3} )^{(8p)} \times (\frac{2}{3+3} )^{(8p)} ]\\ &=&(\frac{1}{2} )^{2p} \times (\frac{1}{3} )^{8p} \times (\frac{2}{5} )^{8p} \times (\frac{2}{7} )^{8p(3q-1)} . \end{eqnarray*}

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