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6 edition of Finite graphs and networks found in the catalog.

Finite graphs and networks

Robert G. Busacker

Finite graphs and networks

by Robert G. Busacker

Written in English

Subjects:
• Graph theory,
• Flowgraphs

• Edition Notes

Includes bibliographies.

Classifications The Physical Object Statement [by] Robert G. Busacker [and] Thomas L. Saaty. Series International series in pure and applied mathematics Contributions Saaty, Thomas L., joint author. LC Classifications QA166 .B86 Pagination xiv, 294 p. Number of Pages 294 Open Library OL5933866M LC Control Number 64066288

This material is intended for double sided reproduction. All files start on a right hand page. A graph is finite if both its vertex set and edge set are finite. In this book we study only finite graphs, and so the term 'graph' always means 'finite graph'. We call a graph with just one .

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