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Help with graph induction question?
graph-theory
induction
Formal definition of "planar graph"
graph-theory
soft-question
definition
plane-geometry
∗∗Prove that each graph with an even number of vertices has two vertices with an even number of common neighbors.
graph-theory
Prove that if every node in a simple graph $G$ has degree $3$ or higher, then $G$ contains a cycle with a chord.
graph-theory
Proving every tree has at most one perfect matching
graph-theory
trees
If $G$ is a connected graph with $n$ vertices and $n - 1$ edges then $G$ is a tree, using Induction.
graph-theory
proof-verification
proof-writing
Vertex-transitive graphs and deletion of vertices
graph-theory
algebraic-graph-theory
How does the size of an n-ball (of a graph) scale as a function of n for various centers of the ball
graph-theory
How to find whether it is possible for each vertex of a graph to have a different degree?
graph-theory
discrete-mathematics
Giving a 1-hour talk to highschool math club: any topic suggestion?
combinatorics
discrete-mathematics
graph-theory
finite-fields
recreational-mathematics
Example of a simple graph isomorphic to a permutation group.
group-theory
graph-theory
permutations
Are all isomorphisms between the Fano plane and its dual of order two?
group-theory
graph-theory
projective-space
duality-theorems
exceptional-isomorphisms
Spectrum of adjacency matrix of complete graph
graph-theory
eigenvalues-eigenvectors
spectral-graph-theory
Powers of adjacency matrix doesn't seem to correspond to observed number of paths on graph
linear-algebra
combinatorics
matrices
graph-theory
network
Lower bound for monochromatic triangles in $K_n$
graph-theory
ramsey-theory
Alternative proof Hall's marriage explanation
combinatorics
discrete-mathematics
graph-theory
In a graph, can an edge be in less than 2 faces?
graph-theory
Ramsey Number R(4,4)
graph-theory
ramsey-theory
Showing there is a node in the graph with one and only one edge
combinatorics
graph-theory
pigeonhole-principle
A magic trick - find out the fifth card if four is given
combinatorics
discrete-mathematics
graph-theory
contest-math
matching-theory
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