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In Mathematics, this is a pictorial representation of any data in an organized manner. Graph
It shows the relationship between variable quantities. Graph
In a _____ _____, the graph represents the set of objects, that are related in some sense to each other. Graph Theory
It is an ordered pair G = (V, E) consisting of a nonempty set V (called the vertices) and a set E (called the edges) of two-element subsets of V. Graph
It is the study of relationship between the vertices (nodes) and edges (lines) Graph Theory
It consists of a set of dots, called vertices, and a set of edges connecting pairs of vertices Graph
Two types of graphs. Directed and Undirected
It is a dot in the graph that could represent an intersection of streets, a land mass, or a general location, like “work” or “school”. Vertices are often connected by edges. Vertex
It connect pairs of vertices. Edges
It is a special type of edge that connects a vertex to itself. Loops are not used much in street network graphs. Loop
It is the most general definition of how we can move around a graph. If we start at a vertex and then move along an edge to a new vertex, we are starting a walk. If we have a directed graph, we move in the direction of the arrows. Walk
If a walk starts and ends at the same vertex then it is _____, and if it starts and ends at different vertices then it is _____. closed, open
If a walk does not use the same edge more than once, then it is a _____. Trail
Other term for closed trail Circuit
It is a walk where no edge is repeated. Trail
An ____ ____ starts and ends on different vertices open trail
A _____ _____starts and ends on the same vertex. closed trail (circuit)
All trails are? Walks
All circuits are? Closed walks
If a walk does not use the same vertex more than once (other than at the start and end) we call it a _____. Path
When a path begins and ends at the same vertex it is a ____. Closed path/cycle
A path is a walk where _____ no vertex is repeated.
An open path starts and ends on _____ different vertices.
• A closed path (cycle) starts and ends _____ on the same vertex.
A closed trail can only use each edge once and must start and finish at ? the same vertex
It is simply a rule associating vertices that preserves the edges joining the vertices. Consider the two graphs which are isomorphic under the correspondence: An isomorphism
An _____ is a closed path that uses every edge in the graph exactly one. Euler Circuit
A circuit that starts and ends at the same vertex. It also has an even degree of edges. Euler Circuit
An ______ is a path that uses every edge in the graph exactly once but it does not start and end at the same vertex. Euler Path
A path that also has an odd degree of edges. Euler Path
A ______ is a path that visits each vertex exactly once. It was named after William Rowan Hamilton who studied them in the 1800's Hamiltonian path
A ______ is a cycle which visits each vertex exactly once and also returns to the starting vertex. The graph that contains a Hamiltonian circuit is called Hamiltonian Hamiltonian cycle
When a connected graph can be drawn without any edges crossing, it is called ____. Planar
When a planar graph is drawn in this way, it divides the plane into regions called ____. Faces
Euler's formula for planar's graph v-e+f=2
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