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Ladder graph

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A ladder graph is the Cartesian product of graphs of a graph path with the two-vertex complete graph K2​. Its two parallel rails are joined by a rung at each position. The doubly infinite ladder graph uses an infinite rail indexed by Z.
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Doubly infinite ladder graph (Z□K2​)

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The doubly infinite ladder graph has graph vertices Z×{0,1}, horizontal edges {(j,s),(j+1,s)}, and vertical edges {(j,0),(j,1)}.

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