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Graphs and Trees

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Graph a diagram consisting of circles, called vertices, joined by lines, called edges or arcs; each edge joins exactly two vertices
Neighbours two vertices are neighbours if they are connected by an edge
Degree of a vertex the number of neighbours for that vertex
Label or Weighted graph a graph in which the edges are labelled or given a value called weight
Automation turning an abstraction into a form that can be processed by computer
Directed graph or digraph a diagram consisting of circles, called vertices, joined by directed lines, called edges
Simple graph an undirected graph without multiple edges and in which each edge connects two different vertices
Explorer's Problem the solution finds a route that traverses each arc exactly once before returning to the starting point
Traveller's problem the solution finds a route that visits each vertex exactly once before returning to the starting point
Closed path or circuit a sequence of edges that starts and ends at the same vertex and such that any two successive edges in the sequence share a vertex
Cycle a closed path in which all the edges are different and all the intermediate vertices are different
Tree a connected undirected graph with no cycles
Rooted tree a tree in which one vertex has been designated as the root and every edge is directed away from the root
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