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The topology that resembles a wheel is known as the "wheel graph." A wheel graph, denoted as (W_n), consists of a cycle with (n-1) vertices (forming the rim of the wheel) and an additional central vertex connected to all vertices of the cycle (the hub). This structure visually resembles a wheel, with spokes connecting the hub to the outer rim. Wheel graphs are significant in graph theory due to their unique properties and applications in network design.

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