The Existence of Diameter-Edge-Critical Graphs
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Date
2016Supervisor
Prof. Louis Caccetta
Type
Thesis
Education Level
PhD
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This thesis investigates diameter-edge-critical graphs. Graphs are considered an excellent modelling tool for complex physical systems and many real world problems can be represented by graphs. An important problem that arises is that of characterizing graphs that satisfy certain properties representing the requirements of the system. The diameter of a graph is an important parameter in network design and analysis, as it provides information on the efficiency and the reliability of the network. This thesis establishes classes of diameter-edge-critical graphs that have applications in networks that arise in our high technology world.
Faculty
Science and Engineering
School
Mathematics and Statistics
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