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Graph theory course of the University of Oxford
Past exam of the graph theory course of the University of Oxford
2011
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a
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2026-10-31
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Choose
a
spanning tree
of the
connected
graph
and
root
it at
x
. List
vertices
in nonincreasing order of their
distance
from
x
in this
tree
, breaking ties arbitrarily. The
root
has
distance
zero and is last, so
v
n
=
x
.
Every other
vertex
has a
parent one step closer to the
root
. That parent is adjacent to it and appears later in the ordering. Hence
∀
i
<
n
∃
j
>
i
:
v
i
v
j
∈
E
(
H
)
.
(1)
For
a
graph
of one
vertex
the condition is vacuous and the same ordering
works
.
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