Graph Theory: In Mathematical Olympiad and Competitions (Mathematical Olympiad Series)

In 1736, the mathematician Euler invented graph theory while solving the Konigsberg seven-bridge problem. Over 200 years later, graph theory remains the skeleton content of discrete mathematics, which serves as a theoretical basis for computer science and network information science. This book introduces some basic knowledge and the primary methods in graph theory by many interesting problems and games.

Readership: High-school mathematics students and teachers, coaches of mathematical olympiads, undergraduates and graduates in mathematics, non-experts interested in mathematical competitions.