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Tag Archives: multiple edges
The definition of a graph, 2
A few years ago, three consecutive speakers in the pure maths seminar at Queen Mary gave three entirely different definitions of a graph. The next speaker to appear was talking on a topic completely unconnected with graphs, but someone in … Continue reading
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Tagged block design, category, digraph, directed graph, hypergraph, incidence structure, loops, multiple edges, topological space, universal algebra
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