Abstract :
This research targets the investigation of characteristics within the maximal product of two RL-graphs by scrutinizing particular types of RL-graphs. Our first step in this quest entails introducing RL-graph concepts, followed by defining what constitutes a strong RL-graph, further elucidated by a practical example. Subsequently, we lay out the connection between RL-graphs and their maximal products. In particular, a theorem establishes that two RL-graphs are regular if their maximal product maintains regularity, and a parallel rule applies to α-regular RL-graphs. Contrarily, the reverse is not inherently true, a claim supported by a specific example. Nonetheless, by incorporating an additional condition, we validate the converse. Lastly, we assert that two RL-graphs are connected only if their maximal product is also a connected RL-graph. In conclusion, the maximal product of two RL-graphs holds potential in modeling societal health metrics and road accident rates.
