Cycle
Definition
Let be a graph. A cycle in is a circuit whose vertices are pairwise distinct.
Remarks
The only repeated vertex is . In a simple graph, each cycle has length . The vertices and edges of a cycle of length form a subgraph isomorphic to the cycle graph . A graph with no cycle is acyclic.
Explanations
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A cycle is a round trip that visits each of its vertices once and comes back to the start. A triangle is the shortest possible cycle in a simple graph.
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- Hamiltonian graph 090WPKFABX
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- Forest 09JP6G9FTA
- Prüfer sequence 09PV9JSY6E
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- Characterization of bridges 0FHM8DB6PM
- Spanning tree 0FQ5B8S1ZC
- Every finite tree with at least two vertices has a leaf 0H8Q4MANBD
- Hamiltonian cycle 0HKXNG2RS1
- Cayley's formula 0M2SSGSYPE
- Tree 0MJ0JS72DZ
- Ore's theorem 0NACHJYPKW
- Dirac's theorem on Hamiltonian cycles 0TC99BRSSB
- A tree on n vertices has n − 1 edges 0VSNHTHK8T
- Acyclic graph 0XNN9Z8E5A
- Minimum spanning tree 0Z367CGNRM
Sources
- Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycle_(graph_theory), Circuit and cycle
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- Characterization of bridges 0FHM8DB6PM
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- Acyclic graph 0XNN9Z8E5A