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suspension of graphs
Author: Marian Olejar, Jr. Created: Sep/10/2006 Last edit: Sep/10/2006
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Marian Olejar, Jr.: suspension of graphs from VeryPrime's Dictionary of mathematics
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Author: Marian Olejar, Jr. Created: Sep/10/2006 Last edit: Sep/10/2006
other names: joining of graphs
graph theory:
The suspension of graph G from graph H is obtained by adjoining every vertex of G to every vertex of H.
The vertex set is `V_G uu V_H`.
The edge set is `E_G uu E_H uu (V_G xx V_H)`, where `xx` is cartesian product of graphs.
Denotation: G + H.
Example:
+ 
=
graph theory:
The suspension of graph G from graph H is obtained by adjoining every vertex of G to every vertex of H.
The vertex set is `V_G uu V_H`.
The edge set is `E_G uu E_H uu (V_G xx V_H)`, where `xx` is cartesian product of graphs.
Denotation: G + H.
Example:
+ =
Cite this article as:
Marian Olejar, Jr.: suspension of graphs from VeryPrime's Dictionary of mathematics
Link to this page: http://www.veryprime.com/dict/suspension_of_graphs.php