Graph theory is a graphical representation of a set of objects which are connected by links and is basically studied in computers science and mathematics. Generally a graph comprises of vertices and edges, which are studied in discrete mathematics. Graphs are of two types Directed and Undirected. In directed graph also called as digraph are ordered pairs. While undirected graphs are not ordered pairs, there edges have no orientation.
Graph Theory journal from OMICS Group, named as the Journal of Applied & Computational Mathematics which publishes articles which are related to the field of Knot theory, Group theory, Ramsey theory, Network Theory, Combinatorics, Algebraic graph theory, Spectral graph theory, Disjoint-set data structure, Dijkstra's algorithm, Bellman Ford algorithm, Symmetric graphs, algorithms, Conceptual graph, Graph coloring, Entitative graph, Existential graph, Laws of Form, Logical graph, Graph equation etc..
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Last date updated on April, 2024
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