Neighbourhood
Definition
Let be a graph with vertex set , and let . The neighbourhood of is the set of the vertices adjacent to . The elements of are the neighbours of .
Remarks
This is the open neighbourhood. It does not contain , because no vertex is adjacent to itself. The closed neighbourhood is . The degree of is when is finite. In the cycle with vertices in this order, .
Explanations
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The neighbours of a vertex are the vertices joined to it by an edge. In a friendship graph, the neighbourhood of a person is the set of that person's friends.
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- Euler's theorem on Eulerian circuits 020422MDQF
- Degrees along an Eulerian trail 0CDVDGWGEG
- Every finite tree with at least two vertices has a leaf 0H8Q4MANBD
- Regular graph 0KA4S8R39M
- Maximum degree 0KNAN9F27P
- Ore's theorem 0NACHJYPKW
- Number of odd-degree vertices is even 0QQQQCPZA8
- Degree of a vertex 0T0F6CCS9W
- Dirac's theorem on Hamiltonian cycles 0TC99BRSSB
- Minimum degree 0TKZCSGCCA
- Hall's theorem for bipartite graphs 0X2GJPNPFN
- Handshaking lemma 0XAP8WHNES
- Brooks' theorem 0Y4TV2D5RQ
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