Section 8: Paths, walks and connectivity Flashcards

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Euler tour

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a closed walk in a graph which includes each edge precisely once

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Eulerian graph

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a graph that contains an Euler tour

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A connected graph is Eulerian iff

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every vertex has even degree

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Hamilton cycle

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a cycle which contains every vertex

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5
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Hamiltonian graph

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a graph on n ≥ 3 vertices that contains a Hamilton cycle

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G contains a Hamilton cycle if

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G is a graph on n ≥ 3 vertices and the minimum degree of G is at least n/2

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The Travelling Salesman Problem

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A travelling salesman has to visit a number of cities before returning to his starting point: what is the minimum distance he has to travel?

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8
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Lower bound algorithm gives

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lower bound on the value of the optimum solution to the travelling salesman problem

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Lower bound algorithm

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a) For any vertex v, any Hamilton cycle must contain two distinct edges incident with v.
b) If we delete v and the two edges incident with v from a Hamilton cycle, the remainder of the cycle gives a spanning
path on the graph G’ obtained from G by deleting v.

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Nearest Neighbour Heuristic

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a) Choose a starting vertex v1.
b) For i = 2 to n
* Set S to be the set of vertices not yet visited (so S = V(G) \ {v1, . . . , vi−1})
* Choose vi to be a vertex in S such that the weight of vi−1vi is as small as possible
c) Return v1, . . . , vn.

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