complete symmetric digraph example

/Pg 49 0 R >> >> /S /P << /Type /StructElem >> /Alt () endobj 303 0 obj >> << /Alt () /K [ 16 ] /Alt () /P 70 0 R 681 0 obj /Alt () /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /S /Figure << /Pg 43 0 R /Pg 43 0 R endobj >> /K [ 31 ] /Alt () /S /Figure endobj >> /S /P 350 0 obj << /Alt () /K [ 19 ] >> /P 70 0 R /Pg 41 0 R << >> /K [ 46 ] /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem << /Type /StructElem /Pg 39 0 R /S /P /Alt () << /Type /StructElem /K [ 655 0 R 656 0 R 657 0 R 658 0 R 659 0 R 660 0 R 661 0 R ] endobj 608 0 obj /P 70 0 R << Let K→N be the complete symmetric digraph on the positive integers. /S /Figure 417 0 obj /P 70 0 R 389 0 obj >> << /S /P /S /GoTo /S /P endobj /Type /StructElem endobj >> /Pg 43 0 R 358 0 obj /P 70 0 R /S /Figure >> /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /S /Figure 436 0 R 437 0 R 438 0 R 278 0 R 270 0 R 271 0 R 272 0 R 269 0 R 273 0 R 274 0 R 275 0 R /P 70 0 R >> /Pg 47 0 R /Alt () endobj <> /S /Figure /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 2 ] 68 0 obj << /K [ 9 ] /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem 489 0 obj << << /S /P endobj /Alt () << 306 0 obj << << /S /Figure /Pg 49 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /Figure /P 70 0 R >> /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj It is shown that the necessary and /S /P 561 0 obj /Pg 43 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem << /S /Figure /Type /StructElem >> endobj /K [ 35 ] /K [ 25 ] /P 70 0 R /Pg 3 0 R /Type /StructElem >> /K [ 151 ] /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 3 0 R /Pg 61 0 R /P 70 0 R 203 0 obj /P 70 0 R 462 0 obj /Alt () /Type /StructElem 90 0 obj /Pg 49 0 R /Type /StructElem /Pg 3 0 R /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /K 31 /Alt () /P 70 0 R endobj << 665 0 obj /P 70 0 R >> endobj /S /Figure << 4 0 obj /Pg 45 0 R /Pg 39 0 R 383 0 obj << 126 0 obj /P 654 0 R /P 70 0 R >> /S /P /S /Figure /K [ 120 ] /Pg 49 0 R << >> /Type /StructElem endobj /K [ 163 ] /Chart /Sect /P 70 0 R 590 0 R 591 0 R 592 0 R 593 0 R 594 0 R 595 0 R 596 0 R 597 0 R 598 0 R 599 0 R 600 0 R endobj /K 6 /Type /StructElem /Pg 49 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /Type /StructElem >> /Alt () endobj /Type /StructElem 247 0 obj << << endobj /Alt () /Font << /Parent 2 0 R /Pg 49 0 R 384 0 obj << /Type /StructElem endobj /P 70 0 R /K [ 66 ] endobj /K [ 6 ] /K [ 48 ] << /Type /StructElem /Pg 43 0 R endobj /S /P /Alt () endobj 245 0 obj 488 0 obj >> /K [ 1 ] 552 0 obj /K [ 33 ] 213 0 obj 145 0 obj /S /Figure /Lang (en-IN) <> /Type /StructElem endobj >> endobj << endobj /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R 140 0 obj endobj /S /P 687 0 R 688 0 R 689 0 R 690 0 R 691 0 R 692 0 R 693 0 R 694 0 R 695 0 R 696 0 R 697 0 R << >> /K [ 81 ] /K [ 55 ] /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R [ 535 0 R 537 0 R 538 0 R 539 0 R 540 0 R 541 0 R 542 0 R 543 0 R 544 0 R 545 0 R >> /Pg 41 0 R 202 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Alt () /Pg 43 0 R endobj /S /P /K [ 57 ] /Alt () /K [ 93 ] /P 70 0 R /S /Figure << /K [ 19 ] /Alt () 523 0 obj /K [ 4 ] endobj /K [ 115 ] endobj /S /Figure endobj /S /P /Type /StructElem /K [ 27 ] /S /P /Pg 49 0 R /K [ 122 ] /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem 563 0 R 564 0 R 565 0 R 566 0 R 567 0 R 568 0 R 569 0 R 570 0 R 571 0 R 572 0 R 573 0 R /K [ 11 ] /K [ 130 ] >> >> /F9 30 0 R /S /Figure /S /Figure /Pg 41 0 R /S /P /Pg 39 0 R 564 0 obj << /K [ 10 ] endobj >> /Pg 45 0 R 639 0 obj << /K [ 29 ] /Pg 41 0 R /Alt () 448 0 obj /S /P >> >> /P 70 0 R << endobj << endobj << >> /Alt () /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj /S /Figure /Alt () endobj /Alt () << /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /K [ 19 ] 445 0 obj << /S /P 522 0 obj >> /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R 645 0 obj 210 0 obj endobj 262 0 obj /P 682 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 673 0 R 4.2 Directed Graphs Digraphs. 649 0 obj /Pg 43 0 R /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem 377 0 obj 219 0 obj endobj /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /P 70 0 R >> endobj 141 0 obj /S /Figure << /K [ 38 ] /Pg 39 0 R /Alt () 334 0 obj /Type /StructElem 289 0 obj endobj /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /K [ 30 ] >> /Alt () /P 70 0 R 381 0 R 371 0 R 380 0 R 379 0 R 378 0 R 377 0 R 376 0 R 375 0 R 374 0 R 373 0 R 372 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 26 ] /Pg 45 0 R /Type /StructElem /Alt () 134 0 obj endobj /K [ 6 ] /P 70 0 R 240 0 obj 3 0 obj /Pg 43 0 R << /Alt () /Type /StructElem /S /Figure endobj /P 70 0 R endobj >> << << /Type /StructElem /K [ 22 ] >> /S /Figure 233 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem 630 0 obj endobj /Type /StructElem endobj /Type /StructElem >> /Type /StructElem /S /P endobj /Pg 41 0 R << << 266 0 obj << /K 3 /Pg 41 0 R endobj endobj /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /S /P /P 70 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /S /P << >> /Type /StructElem /Pg 45 0 R /K [ 22 ] /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /Alt () /Alt () /Type /StructElem For large graphs, the adjacency matrix contains many zeros and is typically a sparse matrix. endobj 297 0 obj /Alt () << >> /Alt () /Pg 43 0 R /K [ 62 ] >> 102 0 obj /S /P /K [ 122 ] endobj 558 0 obj endobj /Type /StructElem /Pg 49 0 R >> /K [ 98 ] /Type /StructElem >> %PDF-1.5 360 0 obj /P 70 0 R /S /Figure >> /K [ 59 ] /P 70 0 R /Pg 49 0 R << /P 70 0 R /Pg 3 0 R 520 0 obj /K [ 69 ] /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /Figure endobj /S /P /ParentTree 69 0 R For a relation R in set A Reflexive Relation is reflexive If (a, a) ∈ R for every a ∈ A Symmetric Relation is symmetric, If (a, b) ∈ R, then (b, a) ∈ R Let’s take an example. >> /Pg 41 0 R endobj endobj /Type /StructElem /K [ 71 ] /Alt () /Alt () /Alt () 475 0 obj /K [ 7 ] 294 0 obj 353 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 30 ] << /S /Figure /S /InlineShape /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem << 601 0 R 602 0 R 603 0 R 604 0 R 605 0 R 606 0 R 607 0 R 608 0 R 609 0 R 610 0 R 611 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R 482 0 obj /Pg 47 0 R /P 70 0 R /K [ 32 ] /K [ 8 ] /K [ 29 ] /K [ 15 ] /P 70 0 R /S /P A spanning subgraph F of K_ is called a K_ - factor if each component of F is isomorphic to K_. >> << 401 0 obj We say that a directed edge points from the first vertex in the pair and points to the second vertex in the pair. >> >> /S /Figure >> /Pg 49 0 R >> /K [ 16 ] >> 87 0 obj /P 70 0 R 625 0 obj endobj /P 70 0 R << /Alt () >> << /S /P /K [ 158 ] /Pg 49 0 R /S /Figure 441 0 obj /Type /StructElem /S /P /Pg 47 0 R << /Pg 47 0 R endobj 287 0 R 286 0 R 285 0 R 284 0 R 283 0 R 432 0 R 423 0 R 424 0 R 425 0 R 426 0 R 427 0 R /Alt () /S /P << /K [ 35 ] /Pg 39 0 R /K [ 43 ] /K [ 179 ] >> /S /Figure /Pg 39 0 R endobj 352 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R endobj 279 0 obj /Type /StructElem /K [ 23 ] 153 0 obj /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /P /K [ 89 ] /K [ 149 ] /Pg 47 0 R >> endobj 412 0 obj /Pg 61 0 R endobj 121 0 obj >> /Alt () /K [ 36 ] /Pg 43 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj 502 0 R 503 0 R 504 0 R 505 0 R 506 0 R 507 0 R 510 0 R 461 0 R 462 0 R 463 0 R 464 0 R /K [ 167 ] /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /S /P /K 45 /K [ 56 ] /Alt () /Pg 43 0 R /Type /StructElem Since the definition above maps one edge to another, a symmetric graph must also be edge-transitive. 220 0 obj /Type /StructElem 512 0 obj /S /Figure << /Alt () endobj /K [ 39 ] /Type /StructElem Fig. << 468 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Pg 3 0 R /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /K [ 3 ] /P 70 0 R 465 0 obj >> /K [ 17 ] endobj >> /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Alt () >> 135 0 obj << /S /Figure /S /P << endobj endobj /K [ 143 ] << /Pg 43 0 R /Alt () endobj 127 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Alt () /QuickPDFFd2f3547b 36 0 R /StructParents 0 /Alt () /S /P /P 70 0 R /S /Figure << /Pg 41 0 R /Type /StructElem /S /P /P 70 0 R /Pg 49 0 R endobj 298 0 R 297 0 R 296 0 R 295 0 R 294 0 R 293 0 R 292 0 R 291 0 R 290 0 R 289 0 R 288 0 R endobj 655 0 obj /Pg 39 0 R /S /Figure Thus B (D) is complete symmetric (for example, see the ﬁrst example of Figure 2). /P 70 0 R /S /Figure >> /Type /StructElem >> >> /S /Figure /S /P /P 70 0 R 366 0 obj /Pg 43 0 R << /Type /StructElem /S /P >> >> /K [ 164 ] /S /Figure /Pg 61 0 R The digraph K n is a circulant digraph, since K n D! << /K [ 62 ] << endobj >> /S /Figure /K [ 9 ] In the present paper, P 7-factorization of complete bipartite symmetric digraph has been studied. /Alt () /Pg 41 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj >> /P 70 0 R /Pg 3 0 R /P 70 0 R [ 439 0 R 441 0 R 467 0 R 480 0 R 485 0 R 494 0 R 512 0 R 513 0 R 514 0 R 515 0 R /QuickPDFF41014cec 7 0 R /Type /StructElem << /Footer /Sect >> 109 0 obj /Pg 61 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /S /Figure /S /P << /Pg 45 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Type /StructElem /Pg 49 0 R >> >> /Alt () /Type /StructElem >> /K [ 21 ] /P 70 0 R /S /P >> /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /S /Figure >> /Pg 3 0 R 85 0 R 86 0 R 87 0 R 88 0 R 89 0 R 90 0 R 91 0 R 92 0 R 93 0 R 94 0 R 95 0 R 96 0 R 568 0 R 569 0 R 570 0 R 571 0 R 572 0 R 573 0 R 574 0 R 575 0 R 576 0 R 577 0 R ] /K [ 11 ] << 341 0 obj endobj endobj 345 0 obj >> /Alt () /K 2 << /S /P 398 0 obj >> endobj /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Alt () 500 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 40 ] /P 70 0 R /Alt () << >> >> /Type /StructElem >> >> << /K [ 10 ] /P 70 0 R >> 342 0 obj /S /Figure /Pg 47 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /P /K [ 670 0 R 671 0 R 672 0 R ] /S /Figure >> << /K [ 2 ] Thus by induction, there is a partition of each U j into ∏ i = 1 r − 1 ℓ i complete symmetric digraphs of colour r + 1 , giving a partition of K → into a total of ℓ r ∏ i = 1 r − 1 ℓ i = ∏ i = 1 r ℓ i complete symmetric digraphs of colour r + 1 . /Pg 41 0 R 265 0 obj <> 407 0 R 408 0 R 409 0 R 410 0 R 411 0 R 412 0 R 413 0 R 414 0 R 415 0 R 416 0 R 417 0 R >> /K [ 109 ] /Alt () Keywords: Congruence, Digraph, Component, Height, Cycle 1. >> >> 397 0 obj endobj /P 70 0 R 426 0 obj 573 0 obj 288 0 obj /Type /StructElem endobj >> /Pg 43 0 R >> /P 70 0 R By continuing you agree to the use of cookies. let [a;b] = f a;a + 1;:::;bg. /K [ 28 ] 255 0 R 254 0 R 232 0 R 231 0 R 230 0 R 229 0 R 228 0 R 227 0 R 226 0 R 225 0 R 224 0 R endobj endobj >> << /Type /StructElem 606 0 obj >> /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /K [ 22 ] 555 0 obj 680 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Alt () << << 239 0 obj /Alt () endobj << 498 0 obj >> 193 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Workbook /Document /S /Span /Alt () >> /Pg 61 0 R /K [ 9 ] /Pg 41 0 R << endobj /Pg 41 0 R /P 669 0 R >> /Type /StructElem << /S /Figure << /Type /StructElem /K [ 136 ] /K [ 134 ] /K [ 117 ] 323 0 obj >> /Type /StructElem >> endobj endobj /P 70 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem /Alt () << >> /Alt () 312 0 obj 663 0 obj endobj >> /P 70 0 R /K [ 96 ] 95 0 obj << /Pg 41 0 R << endobj /QuickPDFFaa749e3f 14 0 R /S /P /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem << << endobj /Alt () /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /Figure /Pg 61 0 R /K [ 57 ] >> /P 70 0 R <> /Type /StructElem << << << /S /P /Pg 49 0 R >> 410 0 obj /Alt () /Type /StructElem /K [ 15 ] /Alt () 691 0 obj 460 0 obj >> /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 41 0 R 168 0 obj 76 0 obj >> >> /S /Figure Answering a question of DeBiasio and McKenney, we construct a 2-colouring of the edges of K→N in which every monochromatic path has density 0. endobj 575 0 obj /Pg 43 0 R /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /K [ 21 ] /Pg 3 0 R /P 70 0 R << 487 0 obj >> /S /P << /K [ 87 ] /CS /DeviceRGB 496 0 R 497 0 R 498 0 R 499 0 R 500 0 R 501 0 R 502 0 R 503 0 R 504 0 R 505 0 R 506 0 R >> /P 70 0 R /Pg 41 0 R 551 0 obj >> /S /P >> G 1 In this figure the vertices are labeled with numbers 1, 2, and 3. << << 275 0 obj /P 70 0 R endobj >> << endobj << endobj << Example of a Relaon on a Set Example 3: Suppose that the relation R on a set is represented by the matrix Is R reﬂexive, symmetric, and/or antisymmetric? /Alt () 584 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R >> /QuickPDFF1e0cece0 32 0 R 204 0 obj /Type /StructElem However, an edge-transitive graph need not be symmetric, since a — b might map to c — d, but not to d — c. Star graphs are a simple example of being edge-transitive without being vertex-transitive or symmetric. 238 0 obj /Alt () 256 0 obj endobj << /Pg 39 0 R << /Type /StructElem << << >> 107 0 obj /Alt () 436 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Pg 43 0 R /Type /StructElem << << /Pg 61 0 R /Pg 49 0 R /Type /StructElem /Alt () 361 0 obj /S /Figure endobj /Pg 43 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /S /Figure /S /Figure >> /Pg 43 0 R 407 0 obj /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R << endobj /Type /StructElem /S /P /K 0 << >> >> /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R >> /K [ 147 ] /Pg 43 0 R >> 591 0 obj A directed graph (or digraph) is a set of vertices and a collection of directed edges that each connects an ordered pair of vertices. /P 70 0 R /Pg 41 0 R >> << /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R >> /K [ 162 ] /Pg 47 0 R endobj /Alt () /K [ 45 ] /K [ 683 0 R 684 0 R 685 0 R ] /StructTreeRoot 67 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 49 0 R 168 0 R 167 0 R 166 0 R 165 0 R 164 0 R 163 0 R 162 0 R 161 0 R 160 0 R 159 0 R 193 0 R /Alt () /P 70 0 R 425 0 obj << >> endobj 180 0 obj /Alt () << /Alt () /P 70 0 R << 280 0 obj /P 70 0 R endobj /P 70 0 R << 521 0 obj /P 70 0 R endobj >> /Type /StructElem /S /P /K [ 83 ] /K [ 37 ] /Pg 39 0 R endobj /P 70 0 R endobj endobj /Type /Catalog /P 70 0 R /P 645 0 R /Type /StructElem 506 0 obj >> /Pg 43 0 R endobj /S /Figure /Pg 39 0 R >> 200 0 obj << /K [ 44 ] /K [ 34 ] /K [ 141 ] << /S /P /Type /StructElem endobj endobj << >> 119 0 R 120 0 R 121 0 R 122 0 R 123 0 R 124 0 R 125 0 R 126 0 R 127 0 R 128 0 R 129 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /S /Figure >> /Alt () /Type /StructElem /Pg 41 0 R << << << /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 47 ] /S /P /Type /StructElem /K [ 156 ] We denote the complete multipartite graph with parts of sizes aifor 1 . /S /Figure /K [ 37 ] >> 637 0 obj >> 501 0 obj /P 70 0 R >> /Pg 39 0 R /Macrosheet /Part /K [ 33 ] /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /Pg 39 0 R << /S /P /P 70 0 R << /Type /StructElem >> endobj 515 0 obj 517 0 obj 224 0 obj /Type /StructElem /K [ 26 ] /Alt () /P 70 0 R /S /P /S /Figure /Alt () >> >> >> endobj /Type /StructElem >> >> /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /Pg 43 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem 128 0 obj endobj /Pg 41 0 R >> /S /Figure /Pg 41 0 R endobj << /Pg 61 0 R << /Type /StructElem 552 0 R 553 0 R 554 0 R 555 0 R 556 0 R 557 0 R 558 0 R 559 0 R 560 0 R 561 0 R 562 0 R /K 37 /P 70 0 R endobj endobj >> /K [ 39 ] /Type /StructElem /Pg 45 0 R /Alt () 161 0 obj >> /S /Figure 618 0 obj endobj endobj /Type /StructElem endobj 2 0 obj >> << << /S /Figure endobj >> /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem Massachusettsf complete bipartite symmetric digraph. /K [ 74 ] /Alt () << /K [ 71 0 R 74 0 R 75 0 R 76 0 R 77 0 R 78 0 R 79 0 R 80 0 R 81 0 R 82 0 R 83 0 R 84 0 R /K [ 27 ] /K [ 8 ] /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R 408 0 obj >> /QuickPDFF5e1baab0 24 0 R /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R 194 0 obj /Type /StructElem 167 0 obj 311 0 obj endobj << /K [ 95 ] endobj /Pg 3 0 R /K [ 90 ] /S /P >> endobj <> /S /Figure << /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem << << >> /Pg 43 0 R >> /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 0 ] endobj /K [ 9 ] /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /Alt () /K [ 3 ] 188 0 obj /Alt () /K [ 102 ] /P 70 0 R << 259 0 obj >> /S /Figure /S /Figure 125 0 obj /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R << << /Pg 47 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 19 ] endobj >> 165 0 obj >> >> << << endobj endobj << /Pg 43 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj >> /Type /StructElem /K [ 0 ] << /K [ 34 ] /K [ 21 ] /Type /Action /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R >> >> /Pg 3 0 R 493 0 obj /S /Figure endobj << /K [ 148 ] /S /P /S /P /S /Figure 652 0 obj endobj << /S /Figure << 276 0 obj 505 0 obj /P 70 0 R endobj >> /Pg 41 0 R /S /Figure 346 0 R 347 0 R 348 0 R 345 0 R 349 0 R 350 0 R 351 0 R 352 0 R 353 0 R 300 0 R 299 0 R << /Pg 45 0 R << /Type /StructElem << >> /K [ 29 ] >> /S /Figure /Pg 41 0 R 158 0 R 192 0 R 191 0 R 190 0 R 189 0 R 188 0 R 187 0 R 186 0 R 185 0 R 184 0 R 183 0 R /Alt () /S /Figure /Pg 39 0 R << /Pg 39 0 R << /Pg 43 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj /P 70 0 R << /Type /StructElem 235 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /K [ 29 ] << /K [ 83 ] /Pg 39 0 R /Alt () /Alt () /Type /StructElem /Alt () /S /Figure 190 0 obj /Type /StructElem 347 0 obj /S /P << /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 177 ] >> /MediaBox [ 0 0 595.32 841.92 ] /K [ 0 ] 325 0 obj /K [ 1 ] /S /P endobj /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Pg 45 0 R /Pg 49 0 R >> >> /Pg 39 0 R /P 70 0 R /K [ 139 ] >> /Pg 43 0 R /Pg 41 0 R 269 0 obj /K [ 118 ] << /Type /StructElem >> /P 70 0 R /S /P /K [ 14 ] /Alt () /Pg 47 0 R endobj endobj /K [ 94 ] >> /Alt () << endobj /K [ 65 ] /P 70 0 R endobj /K [ 646 0 R 647 0 R 648 0 R ] >> /P 673 0 R endobj << 111 0 obj 209 0 obj /Pg 45 0 R << /P 70 0 R Thus, K n ∗ denotes the complete symmetric digraph, that is, the digraph with n vertices and all possible arcs, and for n even, (K n − I) ∗ denotes the complete symmetric digraph on n vertices with a set of n / 2 vertex-independent /K [ 90 ] /K [ 118 ] endobj /Pg 41 0 R >> << /S /P /Type /StructElem /S /P /Alt () /K [ 173 ] endobj 405 0 obj /Alt () /S /Figure >> /Alt () endobj /Type /StructElem This short video considers the question of what does a digraph of a Symmetric Relation look like, taken from the topic: Sets, Relations, and Functions. /S /Figure << >> << /S /Figure /S /P /Pg 41 0 R /Alt () /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem 490 0 obj /Dialogsheet /Part /Pg 41 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /S /P /Pg 39 0 R /Alt () 632 0 obj endobj /S /P /Type /StructElem /Pg 41 0 R 160 0 obj endobj << endobj /Type /StructElem 375 0 obj /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj << /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /S /P /S /Figure /Alt () endobj /Type /StructElem P 5-factorization of complete bipartite sym-metric digraph was studied by Rajput and Shukla [8]. endobj /Type /StructElem /Pg 45 0 R << /P 70 0 R 478 0 R 484 0 R 477 0 R 476 0 R 475 0 R 474 0 R 473 0 R 483 0 R 472 0 R 471 0 R 470 0 R <> <> 566 0 obj /P 70 0 R 546 0 obj /S /Figure 197 0 R 198 0 R 194 0 R 195 0 R 199 0 R 200 0 R 201 0 R 202 0 R 156 0 R 155 0 R 154 0 R /Header /Sect endobj /K [ 60 ] /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /Pg 3 0 R /Pg 41 0 R 641 0 obj /K [ 11 ] endobj endobj /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 41 0 R <> << << >> /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj << << 428 0 R 429 0 R 430 0 R 431 0 R 387 0 R 405 0 R 386 0 R 385 0 R 384 0 R 383 0 R 382 0 R 228 0 obj /Alt () << /Alt () << /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R /Pg 49 0 R >> /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R endobj << 166 0 obj << endobj /K [ 129 ] /K [ 59 ] endobj /S /Figure 504 0 obj 149 0 obj >> /Pg 41 0 R /Type /StructElem /S /P 106 0 obj >> >> << 429 0 obj endobj /S /Span endobj >> >> /K [ 27 ] /Alt () /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /ViewerPreferences << >> /Type /StructElem /Pg 61 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem endobj << /Pg 41 0 R << Example: G = digraph([1 2],[2 3],[100 200]) creates a graph with three nodes and two edges. /Alt () <> /Pg 41 0 R endobj /K [ 32 ] /Type /StructElem >> /K [ 21 ] 527 0 obj /S /P /Type /StructElem /S /P /P 70 0 R /Pg 3 0 R << << >> /S /Figure << >> /Alt () /P 70 0 R endobj /Alt () … /P 70 0 R >> >> /Pg 41 0 R << 640 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R endobj >> /Type /StructElem /S /P endobj /Pg 41 0 R 696 0 obj /K [ 71 ] endobj /Alt () /Type /StructElem /S /Figure << /S /P 433 0 obj /S /P 359 0 obj >> >> /S /P /Type /StructElem /K [ 44 ] /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 71 ] /P 70 0 R endobj /S /Figure /Alt () >> /Alt () endobj endobj >> >> << endobj %�� >> /S /Figure 569 0 obj endobj 638 0 obj 600 0 obj /Type /StructElem /S /P << /K [ 19 ] endobj /S /Figure /S /P /S /InlineShape >> /S /Figure /S /P /K [ 41 ] /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /Pg 45 0 R /Pg 45 0 R /S /P /P 70 0 R /Alt () stream /P 70 0 R << endobj 271 0 obj 343 0 obj << >> /K [ 23 ] << /K [ 51 ] endobj /Type /StructElem endobj /K [ 87 ] /S /Figure << >> 264 0 R 263 0 R 262 0 R 261 0 R 336 0 R 325 0 R 324 0 R 316 0 R 335 0 R 315 0 R 314 0 R /K [ 70 0 R ] /Type /StructElem 403 0 obj /S /P 243 0 obj /Pg 47 0 R endobj endobj /P 70 0 R 673 0 obj /K [ 12 ] /Pg 41 0 R 617 0 obj 643 0 R 644 0 R 646 0 R 648 0 R 647 0 R 649 0 R 650 0 R 651 0 R 652 0 R 653 0 R 655 0 R /Type /StructElem /HideWindowUI false /S /Figure endobj << /S /P /Pg 45 0 R >> /Alt () /Pg 49 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Type /StructElem 132 0 obj 169 0 obj 631 0 obj /Type /StructElem endobj /K [ 40 ] 503 0 obj <> /Alt () /Type /StructElem /Alt () /S /Figure 80 0 obj << 246 0 R 245 0 R 244 0 R 208 0 R 207 0 R 243 0 R 242 0 R 241 0 R 240 0 R 239 0 R 238 0 R /K [ 40 ] /K [ 40 ] /P 70 0 R /S /Figure /S /P /S /Figure >> /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R << << /Alt () /Type /StructElem 206 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R /Endnote /Note << >> endobj /S /Figure /S /Figure >> Key words – Complete bipartite Graph, Factorization of Graph, Spanning Graph. 6.1.1 Degrees With directed graphs, the notion of degree splits into indegree and outdegree. endobj >> /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 61 0 R << /Type /StructElem /S /P /S /Figure /K [ 105 ] << endobj <> /K [ 52 ] >> /K [ 27 ] /K [ 2 ] /Pg 43 0 R 197 0 R 198 0 R 199 0 R 200 0 R 201 0 R 202 0 R 203 0 R 204 0 R 205 0 R 206 0 R 207 0 R /Pg 61 0 R <> << >> /S /Figure /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 24 ] endobj /S /P /K [ 50 ] /P 70 0 R 211 0 obj /Type /StructElem /P 645 0 R endobj /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R endobj >> /Alt () /K [ 76 ] /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /K [ 176 ] /P 70 0 R /S /P /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R /Pg 61 0 R /K [ 114 ] /P 70 0 R << /Alt () /K 25 /Type /StructElem /S /P >> /K [ 55 ] /K [ 3 ] /S /Figure endobj /Pg 61 0 R /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem >> /Pg 61 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj /K [ 5 ] /P 70 0 R endobj /S /Figure /S /Figure /S /Figure endobj /S /P /K [ 28 ] /Type /StructElem >> /Pg 43 0 R >> /Alt () /Type /StructElem /K [ 19 ] /K [ 23 ] >> << /Type /StructElem /S /P /Pg 41 0 R << /S /Span << In this paper we obtain all symmetric G (n,k). >> /Alt () << 659 0 obj /Alt () >> >> /Type /StructElem /S /Figure >> >> /Type /StructElem 231 0 obj ScienceDirect ® is a registered trademark of Elsevier B.V. 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