✍ Scribed by W. D. Wallis (auth.)
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Front Matter....Pages i-xviii
Graphs....Pages 1-14
Walks, Paths and Cycles....Pages 15-34
Cuts and Connectivity....Pages 35-42
Trees....Pages 43-54
Linear Spaces Associated with Graphs....Pages 55-68
Factorizations....Pages 69-84
Graph Colorings....Pages 85-104
Planarity....Pages 105-114
Ramsey Theory....Pages 115-130
Digraphs....Pages 131-142
Critical Paths....Pages 143-157
Flows in Networks....Pages 159-184
Computational Considerations....Pages 185-196
Back Matter....Pages 197-230
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