Graph Theory (Reinhard Diestel)
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Reinhard Diestel’s Graph Theory develops mathematical ways to reason about vertices and the connections between them.
The book studies connectivity, matchings, planarity, coloring and flows.
Proofs explain what can and cannot be inferred from a graph’s structure.
The discussion connects the foundations with more advanced parts of the subject.
This is an introduction to the questions behind a mathematical textbook, with the original work available for the definitions and full proofs.
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