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The Petersen Graph Occupies An Important Position In The Development Of Several Areas Of Modern Graph Theory Because It Often Appears As A Counter-example To Important Conjectures. In This Account, The Authors Examine Those Areas, Using The Prominent Role Of The Petersen Graph As A Unifying Feature. Topics Covered Include: Vertex And Edge Colourability (including Snarks), Factors, Flows, Projective Geometry, Cages, Hypohamiltonian Graphs, And 'symmetry' Properties Such As Distance Transitivity. The Final Chapter Contains A Pot-pourri Of Other Topics In Which The Petersen Graph Has Played Its Part. Undergraduate Students Will Be Able To Profit From Reading This Book As The Prerequisites Are Few; Thus It Could Be Used For A Second Course In Graph Theory. On The Other Hand, The Authors Have Also Included A Number Of Unsolved Problems As Well As Topics Of Recent Study. Thus It Will Also Be Useful As A Reference For Graph Theorists. 1. The Petersen Graph -- 2. Regular Graphs And Connectivity -- 3. Bipartite Graphs -- 4. Automorphism Groups -- 5. Hamiltonian Graphs -- 6. Planar Graphs -- 7. Graph Colourings -- 2. The Four Colour Problem -- 1. The Five Colour Theorem -- 2. Unavoidable Con

Author

Derek Allan Holton; J Sheehan

Publisher

Cambridge [England]: Cambridge University Press

Published

1993

Language

EN

ISBN

9780521435949

Subjects

Mathematics, Stem