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Abstract
Tribonacci cubes are a class of hypercube-like cubes obtained by removing all vertices of hypercubes that have more than two consecutive 1s. In this paper, we calculate the Mostar index of Tribonacci cubes, which is a measure of how far the graph is from being distance-balanced and is used to study various properties of chemical graphs.
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