Graph Theory definitions Flashcards

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Define the degree of a vertex

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This refers to the number of edges which are attached to a vertex, with a loop counting as two.

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Define Isomorphic Graphs

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These are “equivalent,” graphs, meaning they have the same number of edges, with all edges connecting the same vertices.

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Define a connected graph

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A connected graph is one where every vertex is connected to all other vertices, either directly or indirectly.

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Define a planar graph

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A kind of graph where no edges cross over each other

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Define the face of a Planar graph

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The face of a planar graph refers to the region bounded by edges in the graph, including the outer region.

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Define a complete graph

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A complete graph is where every vertex is connected to every other vertex by an edge

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7
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Define a simple graph

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A graph where there is no loops or multiple edges

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Define a bridge

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A bridge is a single edge in a connected graph that would cause the graph to be disconnected if that edge were removed.

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9
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When can Euler’s formula be applied.

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:If the graph is connected
:If the graph is a planar graph

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10
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Define a walk.

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A walk will commence at one vertex and follow any path to end at another vertex.

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Define a trail.

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A trail is a walk with no repeated edges, although a vertex can be repeated.

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Define a path

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A path is a walk with no repeated edges or vertices.

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13
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Define a circuit

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A circuit is a trail that begins and finishes at the same vertex.

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14
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Define a cycle

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This is a path the begins and finishes at the same vertex.

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15
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Define a Euler trail

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A trail which contains exactly two vertices that have an odd degree, with the walk starting from one of the odd degree vertices and finishing at the other.

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16
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Define a Euler circuit

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A Euler circuit is a walk that finishes and ends at the same vertex, where every vertex has an even degree.

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Define a Hamiltonian path

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This is a path which visits every vertex once.

18
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Define a Hamiltonian cycle

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This is a cycle that reaches every vertex.

19
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Define a tree

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This is a connected graph where there are no multiple edges, loops, or cycles.
A tree will always have n-1 edges.

20
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Define a spanning tree

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A tree which connects all vertices of a graph.

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