The theory of graphs. 6th edition, stereotypical. Harari F.

Recently, the theory of graphs has attracted more and more attention to specialists of various fields of knowledge. Along with the traditional applications, it in such sciences as physics, electrical engineering, chemistry, it also penetrated into science, who used to be far from it - economics, sociology, linguistics, etc. Close contacts of the theory of graphs with topology, theory of groups and theory have long been known probabilities. A particularly important relationship exists between the theory of graphs and the theoretical cybernetics (especially the theory of automatic machines, the study of operations, the theory of coding, the theory of games). The theory of graphs is widely used in solving various problems on computing machines.

The book proposed is written by a prominent specialist in discrete mathematics. Despite the small volume and abstract nature of the presentation, the book, at one time quite fully illuminated the state of the theory of graphs, and at the moment has not lost its relevance. She will certainly be useful to students of universities and technical universities and, undoubtedly, will interest the wide circles of scientists involved in the applications of discrete mathematics.