Abstract
A fullerene graph is a planar cubic graph with exactly 12 pentagonal faces and other hexagonal faces. A set of disjoint hexagons of is called a resonant pattern (or sextet pattern) if has a perfect matching such that every hexagon in is -alternating. is said to be -resonant if any () disjoint hexagons of form a resonant pattern. It was known that each fullerene graph is 1-resonant and all 3-resonant fullerenes are only the nine graphs. In this paper, we show that the fullerene graphs which do not contain the subgraph or as illustrated in Fig. 1 are 2-resonant except for the specific eleven graphs. This result implies that each IPR fullerene is 2-resonant.
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