June 2003
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
18h 29m
English
A graph consists of points, called vertices, and lines connecting them, called edges. They can be used to represent many diverse situations, for example five cities and five roads connecting them as in Figure 19.1. The same graph could represent some people and the edge connections could represent those people who do business with each other.

Sometimes the relationship is ‘one-way’, for instance, in the case of a network of one-way streets, or a graph representing a circuit where the arrows on the edges represent the current flow. In this ...
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