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Degrees of a vertex are
# of edges that hit it
Sum of degrees
2* number of edges
Vertex is even if
# of degrees hitting it is even
Vertexes are adjacent if
there is an edge connecting them
Bridge
an edge that if removed disconnects the graph
Optimal
find exact hamilton circuit
path
sequence of edges connecting one vertex with a different vertex, do not start and end at same spot
circuit
path that starts and ends at same vertex
euler circuit
0 odd vertices
Euler Path
2 odd vertices must start and end at them
Eulorization
if not path/circuit, how many times do you have to lift pencil, count all odd vertices, make it so there is only 2 odd vertices by connecting rest of odd vertices and # of connections=# of times you have to live pencil
Pencil Lifts
total odd-2/2
how many edges in Kn
n*n-1/2 where n=# of vertices
how many distinct hamilton circuits
(n-1)!
Brute Force Method
List every hamilton circuit, total= (n-1)!, compute all weights and pick smallest one
Nearest neighbor
pick starting vertex, choose edge with lowest weight
random experiment
activity/outcome whose results cant be predicted
sample space
set of all possible outcomes of a random experiment
multiplication rule
m ways to do x and n ways to do y, then theres m*n ways to do x and y (36 ways for 2 dice, 6x6)
Permutation
order matters nPr n!/(n-r)!
combination
order doesnt matter nCr n!/ (n-r)!xr!