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Cubic graph

In the mathematical field of graph theory, a cubic graph is a graph in which all vertices have degree three. In other words, a cubic graph is a 3-regular graph. Cubic graphs are also called trivalent graphs.

Symmetry, Algorithms and complexity & Coloring and independent sets

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Symmetry

Coloring and independent sets

Topology and geometry

Hamiltonicity

Other properties

Algorithms and complexity

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Cubic graph

Nodes101
Edges100
Triples92
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019802
Components1

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Cubic graph

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related to External links · 22
Cubic graph → Archived, Bicubic Graph, Brinkmann, Chem, Cubic, Eric, Goedgebeur, Gordon, Gunnar, Int, ISSN, Jan, MathWorld, Modeling, Nico, Nova Science, PDF, Royle, The, The Foster Census
related to Symmetry · 20
Cubic graph → Biggs, Coxeter, Desargues, Dyck, Foster, Gray, He, Heawood, In, Kantor, Ljubljana, Many, Möbius, Nauru, Pappus, Petersen, Ronald, Semi-symmetric, Smith, Tutte
related to Hamiltonicity · 19
Cubic graph → Barnette's, Ellingham, Hamiltonian, Hamiltonicity, Horton, However, If, In, Joseph Horton, Later, LCF, Mark Ellingham, Tait, Tait's, There, Tutte, Tutte's, When, William Thomas Tutte
related to Algorithms and complexity · 10
Cubic graph → APX, Fomin, For, Høie, NP, NP-hard, Several, The, The Travelling Salesman Problem, These
related to Coloring and independent sets · 7
Cubic graph → According, Brooks, By Kőnig's, K4, Tait, Therefore, Vizing's
related to Topology and geometry · 7
Cubic graph → An, Cubic, CW, For, If, In, The
related to Other properties · 3
Cubic graph → It, Leonhard Euler, The
is a · 2
Cubic graph → 3-regular graph, graph in which all vertices have degree three
see also · 1
Cubic graph → Table

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Cubic graphis agraph in which all vertices have degree three0.90text
Cubic graphis a3-regular graph0.90text
the regular dodecahedron with the property that three faces meet at every vertex.An arbitrary graph embedding on a two-dimensional surface may be represented as a cubic graph structure known as a graph-encoded mapinstance ofpolyhedra0.80text
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexitySeveral0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityFor0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityFomin0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityHøie0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityThe0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityAPX0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityNP0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityThese0.60section
Cubic graphrelated to Algorithms and complexityNP-hard0.60section

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