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Catalogues of graphs and digraphs


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1980
Tongue
English
Weight
81 KB
Volume
31
Category
Article
ISSN
0012-365X

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✦ Synopsis


We have recently completed the computer generation of a catalogue of all the 12,(b05,168 unlabelled graphs on 10 vertices, and are willing to make this catalogue available to those interested.

The catalogue consists of two magnetic tapes; one contains all ten-vertex graphs on up to 20 edges, the other contains those with 21 or 22 edges. (The remaining graphs can be obtained by complementation.)

Each graph is represented by a coded adjacency matrix, and the order of its automorphism group is listed with it. The graphs are grouped according to their degree sequ,;: ,\ces.

These tapes can be obtained from us at an inclusive cost of $50 (US) per tape, i.e. $100 for the catalogue.

We can also supply a catalogue, on tape, of the digraphs on 4, 5 and 6 vertices. With each of these digraphs is listed information on some of its more important properties, namely. four kinds of connectivity, existence of a circuit or of a Hamilton circuit, and whether the digraph is self-converse or self-complementary. This tape can also be obtained for $50 (US).

The above catalogues are too large to be supplied other than on magnetic tape, but we can supply a hard-copy catalogue of all the 12,346 /graphs on 8 vertices. This consists of 167 pages of computer print-out, and gives each graph as an adjacency matrix, together with the order of its automorphism group. The graphs are grouped according to their degree sequences (which are shown


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