Graph Theory Exercises

Livro digital

Título:
Graph Theory Exercises

Autor:
Paulo Feofiloff

Categoria:
Tecnologia > Geral

Doador:
Raffaello D. N.

Sinopse:
Graph Theory Exercises opens with a sequence that moves from Basic concepts and Graphs through Bipartite graphs, Paths and circuits, Connected graphs, Trees and forests, Graph minors, and Random graphs, so the reader is led from the foundations into the structural core of the subject before reaching the later chapters on matching, coloring, flows, Hamiltonian paths, and planarity. It is a problem book, but one organized like a disciplined tour through the major ideas of graph theory. The content is clearly rooted in the standard language of modern graph theory, with topics such as cuts, bridges, articulations, biconnected graphs, vertex covers, edge coloring, and matchings in both bipartite and arbitrary graphs. The table of contents also reveals a stronger-than-average emphasis on algorithmic and extremal questions, alongside classical combinatorial structure. This makes the book useful for readers who want exercise-driven practice rather than a slow expository introduction. It suits students who already have some mathematical maturity and want a compact, rigorous path through core graph theory topics, with enough breadth to support both theoretical study and computational thinking.