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Diestel R. — Graph Theory
Diestel R. — Graph Theory



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Íàçâàíèå: Graph Theory

Àâòîð: Diestel R.

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This book is a concise, yet carefully written, introduction to modern graph theory, covering all its recent developments. It can be used both as a reliable textbook for an introductory course and as a graduate text: on each topic it covers all the basic material in full detail, and adds one or two deeper results (again with detailed proofs) to illustrate the more advanced methods of that field. This second edition extends the first in two ways. It offers a thoroughly revised and updated chapter on graph minors, which now includes full new proofs of two of the central Robertson-Seymor theorems (as well as a detailed sketch of the entire proof of their celebrated Graph Minor Theorem). Second, there is now a section of hints for all the exercises, to enhance their value for bith individual study and classroom use.


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Èçäàíèå: Second edition

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2000

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 312

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 07.12.2004

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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Independent edges      3 29—38
Independent events      231
Independent paths      7 55 56—57 283
Independent vertices      3 39 110 232
Indicator random variable      234 295
Induced subgraph      3 111 116—117 290
Induced subgraph in Ramsey theory      196—206
Induced subgraph in random graph      232 249
Induced subgraph of all imperfect graphs      116—117 120
Induced subgraph of all large connected graphs      207
Induced subgraph of almost all graphs      238 248
Induced subgraph, cycle      7—8 21 47 75 86 111 117 290
Induced subgraph, tree      178
Infinite graphs      ix 2 28 41 166 209 248 280
Infinity lemma      192 210 294
init(e)      23
Initial vertex      25
Inner face      70
Inner vertex      6
Integral, flow      126 128
Integral, function      126
Integral, random variable      242
Interior of a path, P      6—7
Interior of an arc      68
Internally disjoint      see “Independent”
Intersection      3
Intersection, graph      279
Interval graph      120 279
INTO      255
Intuition      70 231
Invariant      3
Irreducible graph      279
Isolated vertex      5 248
Isomorphic      3
Isomorphism      3
Isomorphism of plane graphs      76—80
Isthmus      see “Bridge”
Jaeger, F.      146
Janson, S.      249
Jensen, T.R.      120 146 281
Johnson, D.      282
Join      2
Jordan, C.      68 70
Jung, H.A.      62 186
k-choosable      105
k-chromatic      95
k-colourable      95
k-constructible      101—102 118
k-list-colourable      see “k-choosable”
k-mesh      265
k-set      1
Kahn, J.      122
Karonski, M.      249
Kempe, A.B.      121 227
Kernel of directed graph      108—109
Kernel of incidence matrix      24
Kirchhoff’s law      123 124
Klein four-group      135
Kleitman, D.J.      121
Knot theory      146
Knotless graph      277
Kohayakawa, Y.      167
Kollar, J.      167
Komlos, J.      167 170 186 210 226
Konig, D.      30 42 52 103 119 192 210
Konig, duality theorem      30 39 111
Konig, infinity lemma      192 210 294
Konigsberg bridges      19
Kostochka, A.V.      179
Kruskal, J.A.      253 280 296
Kuratowski, C      80—84 274
Kuratowski-type characterization      90 274—275 281—282
L(G)      4
Larman, D.G.      62
Latin square      119
Leaf      12 27
Lean tree-decomposition      261
Length of a cycle      7
Length of a path      6 8
Length of a walk      9
Line (edge)      2
Line (edge), graph      4 96 185
Linear algebra      20—25 47—49 85—86 116
Linear programming      145
Linked by a path      6
Linked by an arc      68
Linked, (k,l)-linked      170
Linked, k-linked      61—63 66
Linked, k-linked vs. k-connected      62 65
Linked, set      170
Linked, tree-decomposition      261
Linked, vertices      6 68
List colouring      105—110 121—122
List colouring, bipartite graphs      108—110 119
List colouring, Brooks’s theorem      121
List colouring, conjecture      108 119 122
List-chromatic index      105 108—110 121—122
List-chromatic number      see “Choice number”
log, ln      1
Logarithms      1
Loop      25
Lovasz, L.      42 112 115 121 122 167
Luczak, T.      249 250
MacLane, S.      85 92
Mader, W.      11 56—57 61 65 66 178 184 186 187
Magnanti, T.L.      145
Mani, P.      62
Map colouring      95—97 117 120 136
Markov chain      250
Markov’s inequality      233 237 242 244
Marriage theorem      31 33 42 285
Matchable      36
Matching      29—42
Matching and edge colouring      119
Matching in bipartite graphs      29—34 111
Matching in general graphs      34—38
Matching of vertex set      29
Mate, A.      210
Matroid theory      66 93
Max-flow min-cut theorem      125 127 144 145
Maximal      4
Maximal acyclic graph      12
Maximal planar graph      80 84 90 92 183 185
Maximal plane graph      73 80
Maximum degree      5
Maximum degree and chromatic index      103—105
Maximum degree and chromatic number      99
Maximum degree and list-chromatic index      110 122
Maximum degree and radius      9 26
Maximum degree and Ramsey numbers      194—196
Maximum degree, bounded      161 194
Menger, K.      42 50—55 64 144 288
Milgram, A.N.      39
Minimal      4
Minimal connected graph      12
Minimal cut      22 88 136
Minimal k-connected graph      65
Minimal non-planar graph      90
Minimal separating set      63
Minimal set of forbidden minors      274 280 281—282
Minimum degree      5
Minimum degree and average degree      5
Minimum degree and choice number      106
Minimum degree and chromatic number      99 100
Minimum degree and circumference      8
Minimum degree and connectivity      11 65—66
Minimum degree and girth      178 179—180 237
Minimum degree and linkability      171
Minimum degree forcing, Hamilton cycle      214 226
Minimum degree forcing, long cycles      8
Minimum degree forcing, long paths      8 166
Minimum degree forcing, short cycles      179—180 237
Minimum degree forcing, trees      13
Minor      16—19 17
Minor $K^4$      182 263
Minor $K^5$      183 186
Minor $K^5$ and $K_{3,3}$      80—84
Minor $K^6$      183
Minor $K^r$      180 181
Minor $K_{3,3}$      92 185
Minor and planarity      80—84 90
Minor and WQO      251—277 (see also “Topological minor”)
Minor of all large 3- or 4-connected graphs      208
Minor of multigraph      26
Minor vs. topological minor      18—19 80
Minor, forbidden      181—185 263—277 279 280 281—282
Minor, forced      174 179—186
Minor, infinite      280
Minor, Petersen graph      140
Minor, relation      18 274
Minor, theorem      251 274—277 275
Minor, theorem for trees      253—254
Minor, theorem, proof      275—276
Mobius, crown      208
Mobius, ladder      183
Mohar, B.      92 121 281—282
Moment, first      see “Markov’s inequality”
Moment, second      242—247
Monochromatic (in Ramsey theory), (vertex) set      191—193
Monochromatic (in Ramsey theory), induced subgraph      196—206
Monochromatic (in Ramsey theory), subgraph      191 193—196
Multigraph      25—26
Multigraph, list chromatic index of      122
Multigraph, plane      87
Multiple edge      25
Murty, U.S.R.      228
MX      15
N(v), N(U)      4
Nash — Williams, C.St.J.A.      58 60 66 280
Neighbour      3 4
Nesetril, J.      210 211
Network      125—128
Network theory      145
Node (vertex)      2
Normal tree      13—14 27 139 144 296
Nowhere, dense      61
Nowhere, zero      128 146
NULL      see “Empty”
Obstruction to small tree-width      258—260 264—265 280 281
octahedron      11 15
Odd component      34
Odd cycle      15 99 117 290
Odd degree      5
ON      2
One-factor theorem      35 66
Oouterplanar      91
Oporowski, B.      208
Order of a bramble      258
Order of a graph      2
Order of a mesh or premesh      265
Order of deletion/contraction      17
Order, partial      13 18 27 40 41 120 277
Order, quasi-      251—252 277—278
Order, tree-      13 27
Order, well-quasi-      251—253 275 277 278 280
Orientable surface      280
Orientable surface, plane as      137
Orientation      25 108 145 289
Orientation, cycle with      136—137
Oriented graph      25
Orlin, J.B.      145
Outer face      70 76—77
Oxley, J.G.      93 208
P      229
Palmer, E.M.      249
Parallel edges      25
Parallel paths      293
Parity      5 34 37 227
Part of tree-decomposition      255
Partially ordered set      40 41 42
Partition      1 60 191
Pasting      111 182 183 185 261
Path      6—9
Path, a-b-path      7 55
Path, alternating      29 32
Path, between given pairs of vertices      61—63 66 170
Path, cover      39—40 285
Path, directed      39
Path, disjoint paths      39 50—55
Path, edge-disjoint      55 57 58
Path, H-path      7 44—45 56—57 64 65 66
Path, independent paths      7 55 56—57 283
Path, induced      207
Path, length      6
Path, linkage      61—63 66 170 172
Path, long      8
Path-decomposition      279
Path-hamiltonian sequence      218
Path-width      279 281
Pelikan, J.      185
Perfect      111—117 119—120 122
Perfect graph conjecture      117
Perfect graph theorem      112 115 117 122
Perfect matching      see “1-factor”
Petersen graph      140—141
Petersen, J.      33 36
Physics      146
Piecewise linear      67
Planar      80—89 274
Planar, embedding      76 80—93
Planarity criteria, Kuratowski      84
Planarity criteria, MacLane      85
Planarity criteria, Tutte      86
Planarity criteria, Whitney      89
Plane, dual      87
Plane, duality      87—89 91 136—139 288
Plane, graph      70—76
Plane, multigraph      37—89 136—139
Plane, triangulation      73 75 261
Plummer, M.D.      42
Point (vertex)      2
Pointwise greater      216
Polygon      68
Polygonal arc      68 69
Posa, L.      197 226
Power of a graph      218
PRECISION      296
Premesh      265
Probabilistic method      229 235—238 249
Projective plane      275 281
Promel, H.J.      117 122
Property      238
Property of almost all graphs      238—241 247—248
Property, hereditary      263
Property, increasing      241
Pseudo-random graph      210
pw(G)      259
Pym, J.S.      66
q(G)      34
Quasi-ordering      251—252 277—278
R(H)      191
R(k,c,r)      191
R(r)      189
r-partite      14
rad(G)      9
RADIUS      9
Radius and diameter      9 26
Radius and maximum degree      9 26
Rado, R.      210
Rado’s selection lemma      210
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