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Algorithms

Middle term:


Odd - 1/2 (n+1)


Even - 1/2 (n+2)

Graph

Consists of Vertices/Nodes and Edges/Arcs

Subgraph

Part of a graph

Weighted Graphs

Each Edge has numbers (weights) on them

Degree/Valancy

The number of edges incident on a Vertex (odd vertex has an odd degree)

Path

Finite sequence of edges, such that the end vertex is the start vertex of another edge.


No vertex appears more than once

Cycle (Circuit)

Closed path (end vertex of last edge is the start vertex of first edge)

Connected Vertices and Graphs

Two vertices are connected it there is a path between them.



Two graphs are connected if all it's vertices are connected

Digraph

Edges of a graph have direction (directed edges)

Tree

Connected graph with no cycles

Spanning Tree

Subgraph which includes all vertices and is a tree

Minimum Spanning Tree

Spanning Tree such that the total length of it's arcs is as small as possible.


A.k.a Minimum connector

Complete Graph

Graph which has all vertices connected to every other vertice

Total Float

Late (end) - Early (start) - Duration

Bipartite Graph

Two sets of Vertices with edges only connecting between sets and not within a set.

Matching

Pairing of some or all of the elements of one set with elements of a second set.



If every member of one set is paired with a member of another set, called a complete matching