Across
- 2. this type of circuit covers every edge
- 3. If a connected graph has any _____ vertices, then G cannot have an Euler circuit
- 4. founder of graph theory
- 6. a term for a vertex that is all alone :( (not connected to any other vertices)
- 8. this type of graph can be drawn so that none of the edges overlap
- 9. when a processor in a scheduling graph has no available task
- 12. Euler's theorem says that every graph has a ______ number of odd vertices
- 14. this type of circuit visits every vertex
- 16. a line that connects the dots on a graph
- 17. nearest _________ algorithm takes the edge of least out of the vertex we are at
- 19. a route that does not travel any edge twice, and starts and ends at the same vertex
- 20. any planar graph can be colored in with this many colors (or fewers)
- 21. ___________ link algorithm takes the edge of least cost, regardless of where it is. Avoid closing circuit until all vertices are visited
- 22. the name for an edge that, if it was deleted, would disconnect the graph
Down
- 1. in a directed graph, the number of edges head out of a vertex
- 5. an edge that starts and ends at the same vertex
- 7. two vertices are __________ if there is an edge joining them.
- 9. in a directed graph, the number of edges heading into a vertex
- 10. an alternate term for a directed graph
- 11. in love with catherine disney; was not allowed to marry her
- 13. a node on a graph. Often represents people, cities, or states.
- 15. the greek letter associated with the chromatic number of a graph
- 18. a route that does not travel any edge twice, but does NOT have to start and end at the same vertex
