Graph theory - Revision history

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 * [[Citation graph]]
 * [[Conceptual graph]]
 * [[Data structure]]
 * [[Discrete mathematics]]

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 * [[Network theory]]
 * [[Null graph]]
-* [[Pebble motion problems]]
+* [[Pebble motion problem]]
 * [[Percolation]]
 * [[Perfect graph]]

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 == See also ==
 [[File:Signal flow graph example.png|thumb|An example of a [[signal flow graph]].]]
-* [[Computer science]]
 * [[Discrete mathematics]]
 * [[Flip graph]] - a [[Graph (discrete mathematics)|graph]] whose vertices are combinatorial or geometric objects, and whose edges link two of these objects when they can be obtained from one another by an elementary operation called a flip.
 * [[Geodesic]]
 * [[Graffiti (program)]] - A [[computer program]] which makes conjectures in various subfields of [[mathematics]] (particularly graph theory) and chemistry, but can be adapted to other fields.
 * [[Graph (mathematics)]]
 * [[Graph drawing]]
 * [[Graph toughness]]
 * [[Kruskal's algorithm]]
-* [[Mathematics]]
+* [[Nearest neighbour algorithm]]
 == External links ==

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 * [[Graph (mathematics)]]
 * [[Graph drawing]]
 * [[Kruskal's algorithm]]
 * [[Mathematics]]

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 * [[Flip graph]] - a [[Graph (discrete mathematics)|graph]] whose vertices are combinatorial or geometric objects, and whose edges link two of these objects when they can be obtained from one another by an elementary operation called a flip.
 * [[Geodesic]]
 * [[Graph (mathematics)]]
 * [[Graph drawing]]

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−	[[Directed-graph-4-node-digraph.png\|thumb\|Simple [[directed graph]].]]In [[mathematics]] and [[computer science]], '''graph theory''' is the study of [[Graph (mathematics)\|graphs]], which are [[Mathematical structure\|mathematical structures]] used to [[Mathematical model\|model]] [[pairwise relations]] between [[Mathematical object\|objects]].	+	[[File:Directed-graph-4-node-digraph.png\|thumb\|Simple [[directed graph]].]]In [[mathematics]] and [[computer science]], '''graph theory''' is the study of [[Graph (mathematics)\|graphs]], which are [[Mathematical structure\|mathematical structures]] used to [[Mathematical model\|model]] [[pairwise relations]] between [[Mathematical object\|objects]].

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