Graph Theory

Discover the hidden connections and complex networks that govern everything from social media to the universe itself with the fascinating world of graph theory.

The Wagner Graph: A Symmetrical Marvel in Graph Theory

Martin Sparks

The Wagner graph is a key structure in graph theory, known for its symmetrical, non-planar configuration and significance in studying graph minors, planarity, and the Four Color Theorem.

Exploring the World of Breadth-First Search: A Journey Through Graphs

Martin Sparks

Breadth-First Search (BFS) is a fundamental algorithm in computer science for traversing graph data structures, widely used in applications like social networking, web crawling, and puzzle solving.

Understanding Graph Homomorphism: A Colorful Journey Through Mathematics

KC Fairlight

Graph homomorphism is a mathematical concept that maps one graph onto another while preserving connections, with applications in computer science, biology, and social network analysis.

Branch-Decomposition: Unraveling the Mysteries of Graph Theory

Martin Sparks

Branch-decomposition simplifies complex graphs into tree-like structures, aiding in solving problems across computer science, biology, and network analysis.