Graph Theory: In Mathematical Olympiad and Competitions
Mar 2010 · Mathematical Olympiad Series Book 3 · World Scientific Publishing Company
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In 1736, the mathematician Euler invented graph theory while solving the Konigsberg seven-bridge problem. Over 200 years later, graph theory remains the skeleton content of discrete mathematics, which serves as a theoretical basis for computer science and network information science. This book introduces some basic knowledge and the primary methods in graph theory by many interesting problems and games.
In 1736, the mathematician Euler invented graph theory while solving the Konigsberg seven-bridge problem. Over 200 years later, graph theory remains the skeleton content of discrete mathematics, which serves as a theoretical basis for computer science and network information science. This book in...
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Bin Xiong (East China Normal University, China);Zhongyi Zheng (High School Attached to Fudan University, China);Ruifang Liu (East China Normal University, China);Mingqing Zhai (East China Normal University, China);Yuanqing Lin (East China Normal University, China)
Bin Xiong (East China Normal University, China);Zhongyi Zheng (High School Attached to Fudan University, China);Ruifang Liu (East China Normal University, China);Mingqing Zhai (East China Normal University, China);Yuanqing Lin (East China Normal University, China)
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