D1 Graph/ Network Rules

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Pregunta Respuesta
Total Order Number of arcs x2
Total order = odd or even Even
How many odd nodes should there be on any one graph? An even number
Rule for number of arcs on a tree N-1
Max order of any vertex on a simple graph? N-1
Connected Graph It is possible to get from any vertex to any other vertex directly or indirectly
Simple Graph Never more than one arc joining a pair of vertex & no loops
Simply connected Both Simple & Connected
Planar Graph No arcs cross over each other ( meaning it can be drawn on a 2D diagram )
Trail Sequence of arcs is where the end vertex or one arc is the start of another (Connects vertex together)
Path A trial where no arc can pass through a a vertex more than once
What is a dot on the graph called ? A node or a Vertex
Closed Trail Start and finish at the same vertex (start and finish vertex are the same)
Cycle ONLY the start and finish nodes are the same
Tree Connected graph with no cycles
Eulerian Graph Connected graph with closed trail that contains every arc once and only once. = Even numberorder
Semi-Eulerian Connected but without a closed trail, every arc is once and only once. = 2x odd nodes
Network Every arc has a numerical value called its weight
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