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Fetal functional connectivity: Examining the role of prenatal maternal depression symptoms using graph theory. [PDF]
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Graph theory-based analysis of functional connectivity changes in brain networks underlying cognitive fatigue: An EEG study. [PDF]
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SPectral graph theory And Random walK (SPARK) toolbox for static and dynamic characterization of (di)graphs: A tutorial. [PDF]
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Oberwolfach Reports, 2005
This conference was one of a series of Oberwolfach conferences, held every two years or so, with focus on graph structure, decomposition, and representation. There were 49 participants, including over a dozen graduate students and postdocs. At the request of the Oberwolfach Director, the conference schedule was designed to promote ...
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This conference was one of a series of Oberwolfach conferences, held every two years or so, with focus on graph structure, decomposition, and representation. There were 49 participants, including over a dozen graduate students and postdocs. At the request of the Oberwolfach Director, the conference schedule was designed to promote ...
Reinhard Diestel +2 more
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Quantitative Graph Theory: A New Branch of Graph Theory and Network Science [PDF]
Information Sciences, 2017 In this paper, we describe {\sc quantitative graph theory} and argue it is a new graph-theoretical branch in network science, however, with significant different features compared to classical graph theory. The main goal of quantitative graph theory is the structural quantification of information contained in complex networks by employing a {\it ...
Matthias Dehmer +2 more
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Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 2017 The chapter introduces the main features of graph theory, the mathematical study of the application, and properties of graphs, initially motivated by the study of games of chance.
Reinhard Diestel
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Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics, 2013
The authors define ``graphical'' homology groups for reflexive nonoriented graphs. If \(G\) is such a graph, these homology groups result from a chain complex based on \textit{singular \(n\)-simplices} defined as graph homomorphisms \(\overline{2}^n \to G\) where \(\overline{2}\) is the looped path with three vertices and \(\overline{2}^n\) is the ...
Talbi, Mohamed Elamine, Benayat, Djilali
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The authors define ``graphical'' homology groups for reflexive nonoriented graphs. If \(G\) is such a graph, these homology groups result from a chain complex based on \textit{singular \(n\)-simplices} defined as graph homomorphisms \(\overline{2}^n \to G\) where \(\overline{2}\) is the looped path with three vertices and \(\overline{2}^n\) is the ...
Talbi, Mohamed Elamine, Benayat, Djilali
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