Chapter 11: Q2E (page 795)
In Exercises 2–6 find a spanning tree for the graph shown by removing edges in simple circuits.
Short Answer
For the result follow the steps.
Chapter 11: Q2E (page 795)
In Exercises 2–6 find a spanning tree for the graph shown by removing edges in simple circuits.
For the result follow the steps.
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Get started for freeDevise an algorithm for constructing the spanning forest of a graph based on breadth-first searching.
Show that a simple graph is a tree if and only if it contains no simple circuits and the addition of an edge connecting two nonadjacent vertices produces a new graph that has exactly one simple circuit (where circuits that contain the same edges are not considered different).
Find a maximum spanning tree for the weighted graph in Exercise \(4\).
When Kruskal invented the algorithm that finds minimumspanning trees by adding edges in order of increasing weightas long as they do not form a simple circuit, he also inventedanother algorithm sometimes called the reverse-delete algorithm. This algorithm proceeds by successively deletingedges of maximum weight from a connected graph as long asdoing so does not disconnect the graph.
Express the reverse-delete algorithm in pseudocode.
Is the rooted tree in Exercise \(3\) a full \({\bf{m}}\)-ary tree for some positive integer \({\bf{m}}\)?
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