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Tag Archives: Clebsch graph
Solution to the Clebsch puzzle
Here is the solution to the puzzle about the Clebsch graph I posed at the weekend. Since Gordon and Tony (and probably others) have already solved it, I am giving you my solution now. The puzzle was: Suppose we delete … Continue reading
A puzzle for you
The Petersen graph is perhaps the most famous graph of all. It has ten vertices, fifteen edges, valency 3, and no triangles. Since the complete graph on ten vertices has 45 edges and valency 9, one might ask whether the … Continue reading
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