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Disjoint union of graphs
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1970-01-01
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The
disjoint union
of
graphs
is
a
concept
in
graph theory
that combines two or more
graphs
into
a
new graph in such
a
way that the original
graphs
do not share any
vertices
or edges. Here'
s
how it works:
1
. **
Graphs
Involved**: Suppose you have two or more
graphs
\(
G
_
1
,
G
_
2
, \ldots,
G
_
n \)
.
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