Chapter 2 Graphs - Cornell University
basis have graphs embedded in them. 2.2 Paths and Connectivity We now turn to some of the fundamental concepts and definitions surrounding graphs. Per-haps because graphs are so simple to define and work with, an enormous range of graph-theoretic notions have been studied; the social scientist John Barnes once described graph
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