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Develos Joan Report Rep of Graphs

This presentation discusses representations of graphs using adjacency and incidence matrices. It defines what an adjacency matrix is - a square matrix that represents whether pairs of vertices in a graph are adjacent. It also discusses how to determine the number of paths between vertices based on raising the adjacency matrix to successive powers. Finally, it introduces incidence matrices, which describe which graph branches are incident at each node and their orientations.

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Develos Joan Report Rep of Graphs

This presentation discusses representations of graphs using adjacency and incidence matrices. It defines what an adjacency matrix is - a square matrix that represents whether pairs of vertices in a graph are adjacent. It also discusses how to determine the number of paths between vertices based on raising the adjacency matrix to successive powers. Finally, it introduces incidence matrices, which describe which graph branches are incident at each node and their orientations.

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Representations of Graphs 0X X

Presented by : Joan V. Develos


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TAGLIN
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y Matrix
Adjacenc

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y Matrix
Adjacenc
A square matrix used to represent a
finite graph. The elements of the matrix
indicate whether pairs of vertices are
adjacent or not in the graph

For a simple graph with vertex set U =


{u1, …, un}, the adjacency matrix is a
square n × n matrix A such that its
element Aij is one when there is an edge
from vertex ui to vertex uj, and zero
when there is no edge

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ts Adjacency
Graph and i
Matrix

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ts Adjacency
Graph and i
Undirected Graph

Matrix

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ts Adjacency
Graph and i
Directed Graph

Matrix

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Exercises:

Write the Adjacency Matrix for the graph:

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Exercises:

Answer:

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owe rs o f the
P atrix
Adjac en c y M

If A is the adjacency matrix of a


simple graph, the i j th entry of An
is equal to the number of paths of
length n from vertex i to vertex j , n
= 1, 2, . For example,

The value 2 represents the number of paths of length 2


from vertex a to vertex c

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o f A djac e ncy
Powers o nt’d
Ma tr ix C

Example

The entry from row d, column e is 6, which means that there are six
paths of length 4 from d to e. By inspection, we find them to be:

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e Matrix
Incidenc

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ce Matrix
Inciden
The Incidence Matrix describes which
branches are incident at which nodes
and what are the orientations relative
to the respective nodes

To obtain the incidence matrix of the


graph, we label the rows with the
vertices and the columns with the
edges. The entry for row v and column
e is 1 if e is incident on v and 0
otherwise.

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ts Incidence
Graph and i
Matrix

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You!
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