Terminology (Leaving Cert Applied Maths): Flashcards
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Two main components of a graph
Two main components of a graph
Vertices (nodes) and edges (arcs)
Degree of a vertex
Degree of a vertex
Number of edges meeting at that vertex
Weights in graph theory
Weights in graph theory
Numerical values assigned to edges
Undirected graph characteristic
Undirected graph characteristic
Edges without arrows; relationship goes both ways
Directed graph (digraph)
Directed graph (digraph)
Graph with edges having arrows showing direction
Subgraph requirements
Subgraph requirements
All vertices & edges must exist in original graph
Simple graph rules
Simple graph rules
No loops; at most one edge between any pair of vertices
Loop in graph theory
Loop in graph theory
Edge connecting a vertex to itself
Walk in a graph
Walk in a graph
Sequence of edges; can revisit same vertex
Path in a graph
Path in a graph
Walk where all vertices are different (no revisiting)
Cycle in a graph
Cycle in a graph
Closed path starting and ending at same vertex
Connected graph
Connected graph
Graph with a path between every pair of vertices
Tree in graph theory
Tree in graph theory
Connected graph with no cycles
Spanning tree
Spanning tree
Subgraph with all vertices forming a tree
Hand-shaking lemma formula
Hand-shaking lemma formula
(sum of degrees = twice edges)
