Theorie der endlichen und unendlichen Graphen¶
König, D. (1936). Theorie der endlichen und unendlichen Graphen.
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- … use: the role the discreteness plays in the analysis is named — counting (cardinality of finite sets, generating functions, inclusion-exclusion arguments), enumeration (graph-search algorithms, model-checking, exhaustive verification), graph-theoretic analysis* (paths, flows, matchings, colorings, isomorphisms
This source(Originating systematic textbook treatment of graph theory; consolidates the König-Egerváry duality theorem connecting maximum bipartite matching to minimum vertex cover, the foundation of polynomial-time matching algorithms and the broader development of graph-theoretic combinatorial optimization.)
- … use: the role the discreteness plays in the analysis is named — counting (cardinality of finite sets, generating functions, inclusion-exclusion arguments), enumeration (graph-search algorithms, model-checking, exhaustive verification), graph-theoretic analysis* (paths, flows, matchings, colorings, isomorphisms
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