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vertex | American Dictionary

vertex
noun[ C ]
us/ˈvɜr·teks/pluralvertexes or verticesus/ˈvɜr·təˌsiz/
geometry
the point where two lines meet to form an angle, or the point that is opposite the base of a shape

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The algorithm may introduce multiple edges, and by a vertex's 'degree' we mean the number of distinct neighbours.
Let us first introduce the smallest cubic graphs, the only two on two vertices.
The network is dynamic in the sense that the vertices join and leave the network.
The network is robust under adversarial deletion of vertices and edges and actively reconnects itself.
Note that if a pair of vertices is joined by two rainbow paths then they have the same length.
By deleting vertices of small degree we can assume that the minimum degree is at least d/2.
To play the game, some number of counters, or pebbles as we shall call them, are distributed over the vertices of the grid.
In we have to take the pairs involving exceptional vertices into account.
Instead of dealing with the end vertices of a chain we look at the vertices in the stable set.
To reduce the number of colours required, we perform a preprocessing step of 3colouring the vertices in all short cycles in the graph.
We say that two vertices of a graph are uniquely connected if there is precisely one arc that connects them.
Moreover, it is easy to see that at most half of the vertices in the trail can be left turns.
We generally think of a cycle as a cyclically ordered set of vertices, where the basepoint is unimportant.
Note that a bridge is a block connecting two cut vertices.
Nevertheless, for the sake of our construction, we treat them as disjoint, cloning the vertices as much as necessary.
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