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Journal of Molecular Structure: THEOCHEM, 1999
Abstract The model selected in order to assign a canonical name to a molecule in organic chemistry usually uses a graph theoretical edge set joining carbon nodes. For aliphatic compounds the most efficient type nomenclature involves the concatenation of Eulerian paths.
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Abstract The model selected in order to assign a canonical name to a molecule in organic chemistry usually uses a graph theoretical edge set joining carbon nodes. For aliphatic compounds the most efficient type nomenclature involves the concatenation of Eulerian paths.
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On the Complexity of Some Hamiltonian and Eulerian Problems in Edge-Colored Complete Graphs.
1991A. Benkouar +3 more
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