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A First Course in Graph Theory
This comprehensive text offers undergraduates a remarkably student-friendly introduction to graph theory. Written by two of the field's most prominent experts, it takes an engaging approach that emphasizes graph theory's history. Unique examples and lucid proofs provide a sound yet accessible treatment that stimulates interest in an evolving subject and its many applications.
Optional sections designated as "excursion" and "exploration" present interesting sidelights of graph theory and touch upon topics that allow students the opportunity to experiment and use their imaginations. Three appendixes review important facts about sets and logic, equivalence relations and functions, and the methods of proof. The text concludes with solutions or hints for odd-numbered exercises, in addition to references, indexes, and a list of symbols.
Optional sections designated as "excursion" and "exploration" present interesting sidelights of graph theory and touch upon topics that allow students the opportunity to experiment and use their imaginations. Three appendixes review important facts about sets and logic, equivalence relations and functions, and the methods of proof. The text concludes with solutions or hints for odd-numbered exercises, in addition to references, indexes, and a list of symbols.
Reprint of Introduction to Graph Theory, the McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., New York, 2004.
study of graphs; mathematics; math books; graphic methods; modeling pairwise relations; vertices; nodes and points; edges arcs and lines; discrete mathematics; proofs; sets and logic; equivalence relations; functions; methods of proofs; vertexes; complex; science and math; mathematics; graph theory; history of mathematics; history of graph theory$24.95
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This comprehensive text offers undergraduates a remarkably student-friendly introduction to graph theory. Written by two of the field's most prominent experts, it takes an engaging approach that emphasizes graph theory's history. Unique examples and lucid proofs provide a sound yet accessible treatment that stimulates interest in an evolving subject and its many applications.
Optional sections designated as "excursion" and "exploration" present interesting sidelights of graph theory and touch upon topics that allow students the opportunity to experiment and use their imaginations. Three appendixes review important facts about sets and logic, equivalence relations and functions, and the methods of proof. The text concludes with solutions or hints for odd-numbered exercises, in addition to references, indexes, and a list of symbols.
Optional sections designated as "excursion" and "exploration" present interesting sidelights of graph theory and touch upon topics that allow students the opportunity to experiment and use their imaginations. Three appendixes review important facts about sets and logic, equivalence relations and functions, and the methods of proof. The text concludes with solutions or hints for odd-numbered exercises, in addition to references, indexes, and a list of symbols.
Reprint of Introduction to Graph Theory, the McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc., New York, 2004.
study of graphs; mathematics; math books; graphic methods; modeling pairwise relations; vertices; nodes and points; edges arcs and lines; discrete mathematics; proofs; sets and logic; equivalence relations; functions; methods of proofs; vertexes; complex; science and math; mathematics; graph theory; history of mathematics; history of graph theory
