Graph theory : undergraduate mathematics
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TextPublication details: Hackensack, NJ : World Scientific, 2025. Description: xvi, 479 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cmISBN: 9798886131468Subject(s): Graph theory -- Textbooks | Mathematics -- Study and teaching (Higher)DDC classification: 519.17 Online resources: Table of contents | Reviews Summary: This book is an expansion of our first book Introduction to Graph Theory: H3 Mathematics. While the first book was intended for capable high school students and university freshmen, this version covers substantially more ground and is intended as a reference and textbook for undergraduate studies in Graph Theory. In fact, the topics cover a few modules in the Graph Theory taught at the National University of Singapore. The reader will be challenged and inspired by the material in the book, especially the variety and quality of the problems, which are derived from the authors' years of teaching and research experience.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book is an expansion of our first book Introduction to Graph Theory: H3 Mathematics. While the first book was intended for capable high school students and university freshmen, this version covers substantially more ground and is intended as a reference and textbook for undergraduate studies in Graph Theory. In fact, the topics cover a few modules in the Graph Theory taught at the National University of Singapore. The reader will be challenged and inspired by the material in the book, especially the variety and quality of the problems, which are derived from the authors' years of teaching and research experience.
Readership: Undergraduates in combinatorics and graph theory.
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