Structural Graph Theory
- Raphael Mario Steiner
- Autumn Semester
- Location: rack 12, shelf 4 VVZ-ID: 263-4513-00L
Structural graph theory forms, besides extremal graph theory, one of the two main pillars of modern graph theory. While the latter is concerned with maximizing the number of edges or the density of graphs, structural graph theory focuses on understanding the structural nature of all members of a class of graphs.
This course will cover several cornerstone results of structural graph theory.
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