Graph Theory Flashcards
Total number of simple subgraphs possible from Kn(Complete Graph)
2^(C(n,2))
Number of edges in Kn
C(n,2) = (n(n-1)/2)
Cn is Bipartite if
n is Even
(In the Bipartite Graph, every cycle is an Even cycle)
Max number of edges in Bipartite Graph
(n^2)/4 [for Complete Bipartite graph]
Regular graph - every vertex same degree
Cn -> 2 regular
kn -> (n-1) regular
Nn -> 0 regular
Isomorphic graphs - The same graphs drawn differently
same no. of : vertices, edges, degree sequence, cycle lengths
Adjacencies preserved
Handshaking Lemma
Sum of degree(Vertices) = 2e
Number of odd-degree vertices is
EVEN
Can Kn be bipartite
Never
number of vertices N-Cube graph
2^N
degree of each vertex in the N-cube graph
N
(2 vertices are adjacent if they differ by 1 bit only)
number of edges in the N-Cube graph
N * 2^(N-1)
Trivial graph
1 vertex, no edge
Complement of G(V,E)
G’(V,E’)
Self Complementing graph
isomorphic to itself
Edges in self-complementing graph
e = n(n-1)/4
i.e. (order%4==0) or {(order-1)%4==0}
Walk
no edge repeat, a vertex may repeat
Path
open walk, no vertex repeat
Cycle
closed walk, no intermediate vertex repeats
Component
maximal connected subgraph
max no. of edges, n vertices, k components
(n-k)(n-k+1)/2
Sufficient condition for connectedness
e > {(n-1)(n-2)}/2
At least one of G or G’ is connected
True
Every edge is a Cut-edge/ Bridge in
i) Tree
ii) Graph with no cycle