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  • 8.1: Introduction to Graph Theory

    •  Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Srini Devadas and Eric Lehman's "Graph Theory" URL

      Read this article.

      A graph is simple if there is at most one arc associated with a pair of vertices. A graph that is not simple is called a multigraph.

      Think of graphs as models for representing the elements and relations of a problem that we wish to solve.

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