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5. GRAPH THEORY
ond edges. Nestices ave. vepyes-
“ened Lith * V “ond edges with
ve.
Divecked Gvoph: oa Ree ou
cages Ove | salchi pai fev
example,
cS
oO &b , ; .
We Larbigdy- Gartic 10
E=-{ Gad, Co: oO, acer (4) ayy 4
Non divected Gvoph:
fh qvaph ain Ohh edges ave
unordered Coe
V5 fac tb, ay a
E =k Lapp bch tod yy caekhay
Here the eolget Car) nn
(b,0). cla en |
Loop oki ;
A Vevter comneck ed to tise lf 2%
called loop -
Sterple Guoph' wtqaore bo tosrtd
f\ gxoph -uith no loops 24 cabled.
oO simple graph . \
‘CI
Pp
Non Simgle Graph
ft qragh which hav € sel |
cobhed Tan simple qvaph.
( zi | of: vk De
o : yi , f
a} Wv\ = n0- of vertfees
>| EI = no: of, edges.
Deqvee ol a Vertex
for divecked qraphs, there are to?
eq ves,
oops 4s@ Indeqree ® Out —degvee:
_p|How mamy other vertices cure Conne
-cked to a vespecttve. verter 7S
M- degree.
a7 Prom he, ¥eapective, vertex connected
-co all othey vewticed Pg outgoing
Jor out— deg vee: 7
> 7 /
[a
won __t TS notkacceisc
e , . .
Pnadeq Co) 0 . BndegCb),< 0
orddeg (He. 9 | Ovtdeg (b)s2 .
Trdeg (c)=id Tode (= °
outdeg (d= 2 Outd eg (A) =2
| Tndeg Cedis 3.
Oud Ass (e)= 0
Degree. of Vorten’ pnd nov divecked “Giegh
The no. off veabtces. Connected to 4
boxstyeular Veaten S$ oe of Vevlen
“bf nom divecked groups
mo ye v
fo vedetracs he 2 degide>
6 ope Aegtey = 2, - j
awa c oun Aheg (a) =a
dag (b) = = 2
7 "bs deg C= &
dug (3) > 2»,
Neighbouring” or ov adjacent acent Vertes
Hy there °s om ‘edge, bh one §
vertices, then those Wo verttces a,
netghbousing by odacent Verkice
Summation Degvee's Theorem
Let Ve 2M, Va,---- Unt PS AVertites
of nen Atvected qroph G j then
When at the degrees off the vali
ove added, each edge Contributes
A edunt: obj Ml tothe heaves, .of
eoth of the L verticed a ahith
re edge. 44 Wm c&d end :
Covollayy: =
an ony er) ‘Anvecked giro 61,
theve 8S On even number of verter
of “nese odd degreeDp
, |
for erommple, 691913) %)
\wie 4
Summadttor Aeavee Sheovreny,
yi
{vor
ZABrStBS RAVE)
el = lb os
allow teled. 4 7
a Lb
Ps theve & graph Lory Ve degree
gequence” (1131213, 916/ 9
here IVl= ‘
so Vie alel
ee each
7
lel=i39-3 % Not a gv4ph
evkiteh with odd
Also, the no. of vi
2 e mot even: So
deavee ove 5
ae not graphic
CU, 313,3, 4, 6, 4),
Ee yn
IMl= 8 1 = Feg Cui) =Ajel
le) e levee sages apee ea
a2
1E] = ly>
Poth +
Tra nen Aevected den Gy, & a beng
~ence P of zero ev move. edges °f
he’ form, : fq
gu, v2 4, ae ive rwMpy he es
called a pat Prom = Vy
Vi ts “called *Arkial vertex amd
Va 3S called sterminal Vevtex- Both
ly, omd Va, ore cabled End Vevbced
>
dh Vie = Vp. thé He pa te called
‘|cloged - poth else Wt Pe cobled open
path .
Lemgte of The Pat Path
Whe no: of edges in ) Phe pot ‘4
cabled tength of Hae path:
Sferple Peth +
A path ‘Pp’ iS Simple dp oll edgesLama... VANCES . OM Tne Roath Ove |
dgsttnck except, and, potn
ema vent ees. .
Civceutt ,
Lemgib ot Whe path 21 wth a
vepeeted edges ond uslhose end fo-
Ants ave equal Cvertces May ov
may not yepeat) , Aer
Cycle"
A cycle by a cevcutt with no
vt
ted vVertPces except end Pofnt.
1S eth,
Biple’ [closed [open encalqe
e Path. |Polh fur de
xu] i spdawofios [Ux
x x |~|4%
<4 Ss x srile
w = x we |Pes
x
x
s
De
*DB
Os
Wlytte a Stmple possible Cxamp|,
of, nen Null non dévected
O having No Vewlices of odd dear,
b> S
ATT &
+ S = a sow G
Haut Le : en3d
e hay ng no ve ces of ev 9 Segre
3 2
3
= 3 3 a{\
) |Suppose thet G % a non dovected|
qvopb with 1a ealg es. Suppose thot,
6 Vewktcea of degvee 32 amd vest
ot the vertices have deg vee lers
Yom 3. Determine the mingmum
Dumber of vertices oF! Cam have
|] WKT, z deg (V;) = ale]
i = AK19 = Qy
deg (V1) tdeg(Vy) t---- = 25
B+Bt Bt 343434 KH = 24" a meons eel) Verlices de
gum ts 6+ Venktce’ aveadle a
3 veyt?ces have degree a 2 a”
Verte es have ade yee | Or & Verlicos
hove deg a ov 4 Vertiles have deg.
os Q- . | 0
|Aveady 6 vertices have d
Cgrvee 3
amd £, te 3 Vertes have d
o oO n & &g I,
oe 643 Pa minimum.
too mony verttcer Lo? Hy “fll a
qvoph howe th they contaen “ele
and ce Verk?ces of Aegvee J
>| WkT, = deg (vi). =a .
v= |
y = L416 =32 ,
| DaAtatatr--- +N = 32
an =32 .
mele !
ay,cdge aed all vor eed, PY)
PO 290s fou, AgarP & ty a
|Seme degree: J
x dex, 5.
{ei|
@
| 9 deg =} 42 Vevtices
d 93 ay Verhteys
fee — 16
-4y — 12
deg= 5x
deg = 6 — 8
Aeg = 7 — *X
deg-s —> &
al eg = =o —> X
9 PGF! DX sn
og ei Oe ue
eg: eS cer |
deg: nyh tm 3
deqit 0
Hence ,mulkples of 4g wort! be He
hot deg have vertices.
Prove Wok for amy strnple | nen
devected graph noof edges of a
?s less Hom ov equal: po LmMn-)
where 0 AS no: “of Verkiced
Gra Shmple nen divected graph,PS haur na Ne eS yl ae Max (mun
Se Mast ley
degree
By usin
pe man degree of 0 Verices leg
(n-")4 (n-V)4--°: nvevtHYyCes = & le}
1 (N=) = Qx le) |
t€\= Len x)
i (
9 Summation degre e Theavery
Let G be a graph Such the Pt
Phicae Di Mert ces -onol/ 7 eda ex,
wre degree (of. the vertees fs K ey
lay. Prove thot fh. 6 bas Ny Vertices
rh degree Wand Nuss vertteet of
degree Kay them Ny =(K+Dn- am
Geven 1 Vertteer amd m edges,
degree PSK BY Ke)
oF degree (vi) =Q Je]
q arp is :
oh = &m
Given, on verted of deqvee k
Nga Vertices of degvee Kt!
(Ms
deg (v;) = dje)WN a OREM © Ox
KN KN) Nica = dm
K(N, 4 Neat) - Nea? drs
"| Ny ' Naa =”
Nia cs n-Ny
Kn + V-Ng > ar
Cae tt Qin = Ned 1 $5
g What eo "Wren longest pos st ble. nee
verdes ee oO graph’ worth 3.8).
“ledges | oma pu ee vat Aeat
B oMeatl 3, ia an ( {
Given lee 3507" wal og ms
s deq(y) =Ale)
=)
‘ = Ab35=%
Evemy Ven ten men degree 46 3
BA BAB tee | Ven (es = Av
San = Fo ty
= 1), 293
Eran Oe| Constder he Aeg vee Sequence of
ipa, Byler te 7 itheck whether degree
Seqpencé possible ie moke a simple
qvaph ey not:
Gaver \vle= 5 =n0.0f vertices
S deg (vi) ~ AE
i=)
> ar3aeyrters =AlEl
>\S-alel’.
lel=9
uemle, the degree Sum.ts not graphic,
becauge Maxtmum deg yee of tn-1)
wheve PS No-of vertices fre & but
in Aegyee of Sequence deg having
5,$0 % ?S a Contradiction
3.3.4, & 6,6) Ps
Degree Seqpen le Ce ae
i possible to make Simple graph:
y
be Geven l=, 5 deg(vi)= 2lel
real
PIFBt BH yer seb +6 = @xlé)
lel=l4
Hence the degqyvee Sequence PS nok
gqvophic . Because, man deg h(n) oho
nN Ps noe} Vent er » t-ec 6 but mare
DBVertCes de vee «4 6 ‘eid mas,
' eave’ as l, “mot possible fey
Avau \ edge
Tsomoyphesm
Let G amd. Gi are 3 graphs: of
GQ and &' owe Fsomoyphie, to each
other ,%+ Sekt ees MWe -folt ousting
Both graphs ionne Some no: 0 of
|Nertices. =
Both graphs Hae Some no- of edges
Both graphs hae Somer, “ase
Seypemce
‘bs.
ie 2S
da
t ap) + Ly23i359
IvJ= vibe +
ene a (e-=4
<- DSomndvphfe.Subqyapn’
a @ and MH ond o qr hs "h "
© subgraph of q ia oy tf
YO eG Vi) and FOO 4 Fe),
Via) = faib,0,dF
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b ENE Tab kbichot cl}
a
ge pein! |
VCH) = Laibieady
— ECr) te {tah Lb.c,
a H\ orp et ee ea
parm ming Sub groph)
Constdey “Hee Grdeplvs |
ons tn ine . 1b)
CZ tvl=8 lejew ; A\vicg 1éleil
$ yoy 253,380 BY So RDB 3/4131 3 PFBoth gvaphs have & vertices ond
1\ odyes amd Same degree Sequn,,
te 3 vertices howe degree a, ly
vevirtces howe degvec 3, 1 Verba,
has degree y fe,
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5 | On the Ash qroph NO pet y ot.
Vevl’ ces deqree d ave adyatent
Vee bifih - But @n the and groph,
Wh amd 9 are adjacent to ead
other amd THe deqvees ove 2.
- —slCongeder the Subgraph rn an
raph oO bi@'e\al. a6 length 98 4
So Such type of Subgvaph cloesnol
exest In Ye JS qyvogh.
>| Consider a verter degree & lm
both the graphs: tn the first Graph
Me vevten fs A. The adjacency ob
A ?s aande: IK degvees ave
3.oamnd 8 - Strilanly cons?dev the
vertex degree a 45 dal ?n and gvoph
and adjacency of ad ore al amo
oc. Ibs degreera ave 3 and & Yeap
+
WwBecause ot oll Hhege conde
as by ia
3
c3 4
wl=6 Iel=4 ie
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