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homeomorphic graphs
Author: Marian Olejar, Jr. Created: Sep/06/2006 Last edit: Sep/06/2006
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Marian Olejar, Jr.: homeomorphic graphs from VeryPrime's Dictionary of mathematics
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Author: Marian Olejar, Jr. Created: Sep/06/2006 Last edit: Sep/06/2006
graph theory:
Two graphs G and H are homeomorphic graphs if they have their own subdivisions G' and H' which are isomorphic graphs (G'`~=`H').
Examples of homeomorphic graphs are (`m, n in NN`):
cycles `C_n` and `C_m`
paths `P_n` and `P_m`
Two graphs G and H are homeomorphic graphs if they have their own subdivisions G' and H' which are isomorphic graphs (G'`~=`H').
Examples of homeomorphic graphs are (`m, n in NN`):
cycles `C_n` and `C_m`
paths `P_n` and `P_m`
Cite this article as:
Marian Olejar, Jr.: homeomorphic graphs from VeryPrime's Dictionary of mathematics
Link to this page: http://www.veryprime.com/dict/homeomorphic_graphs.php