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Shirley
Mai
MATH
643
Jan.
30, 2000
It contains information about applying graph theory
to some problems along with links to some graph utilities and other graph theory
sites.
It is an index to several interactive lessons that
cover many basic areas of graph theory. Each lesson includes a discussion of the
topic and some interactive component that allows the users to experiment.
As part of www.graphtheory.com,
it has different resources in the field.
A comprehensive catalog of websites and web pages
relating to the study of Graph Theory.
This site contains links to many free software
packages that can be used to model and analyze graphs.
Many researchers have their own web sites that
include other graph theory resources.
This site is Mega-Math government site from Los
Alamos National Laboratory. It has a lot of cool concepts and ideas.
It consists of an interactive tutorial introducing
the basic concepts of graph theory. Although the material is rather basic and
the quizzes are fairly easy, it is still a fun site to visit and test your
knowledge of graph theory.
This site is devoted to teaching methods of
graphing different mathematical functions. It includes sections on 2D
graphing, trigonometry, 3D graphing, calculus, and other concepts.
It will allow you to actually draw a graph.
Vertices can be moved around to check for isomorphism, it will complete a
graph, create a graph from a matrix or convert to a matrix etc.
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