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Graph
Collection of vertices and edges
Adjacent
Two vertices connected with an edge.
Degree of vertex
Number of edges meeting at the vertex.
Path
Open trip along edges of a graph. Starts and ends at different points.
Trip
Adjacent edges. Each edge traveled once and only once.
Open
Starts and ends at different points.
Lenght of path
Number of edges of that path
Circuit
A closed path. Starts and ends at the same point.
Connected graph
There is a path between any two vertices.
Bridge
Edge whose removal maves a connected graph, disconnected.
Euler path
Connected graph that travels through all the edges of a graph. Has two odd vertices.
Euler circuit
Circuit that travels through every edge of the graph. Starts and ends at the same vertex. No odd vertices.
Euler Circuit Thm
1. If Graph is connected and every vertex is even. It has a Euler circuit.
2. If has any odd vertices, it doesn't have a Euler circuit.
Euler Path Thm
1. Graph is connected and has two odd vertices, it has a Euler path. Must start and end at odd vertices.
2. If it has more than 2 odd vertices, it cant have an Euler path.
Eulers sum of Degrees Thm
1. Sum is twice the number of edges in graph.
2. Graph always has an even number of odd vertices.
Fleury's Algorithm
1. Graph is connected.
2. Has all even vertices(euler circuit) or has two odd vertices (euler path)
3. Choose starting vertex or start at odd vertices.
4. Travel the bridges last.
5. Done when all the edges are traveled.
Exhaustive route
Travels through each edge at least once. Can travel edges more than once.
Semi-eulerization
Add edges but leave two verticies odd.
Hamiliton path
Path that includes each vertex. Once and only once.
Hamiliton circuit
Circuit that includes all the verticies. Once and only once.
Reference point
Starting vertex
Complete graph
Every pair of vertices is adjacent. Every possible pair of vertices has an edge joining them.
# degress of Kn
N(N-1)/2