Gray code,” NIST Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures¶
Black, P. E. (2020). Gray code,” NIST Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures.
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- In graph terms the complete linear listing is a Hamiltonian path of the $n$-dimensional cube, and a cyclic listing closes that path into a Hamiltonian cycle.
This sourceAuthoritative definition and mechanical-encoder application; its broad cycle phrasing is narrowed here by the mathematical path/cycle distinction.
- In graph terms the complete linear listing is a Hamiltonian path of the $n$-dimensional cube, and a cyclic listing closes that path into a Hamiltonian cycle.
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