For a moment, let's think back to Chapter 5, Graph Theory, where we learned about graph theory. As a quick refresher, a graph, G, is made up of vertices, 
, and edges, 
, and the undirected edge, 
iff 
. The edges of weighted graphs have weights, , for all , and vertexes can have weights as well for all , the vertex weight, .
The ...
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