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- 1. Graph Theory: Networks and Pathfinding Graph theory is a fundamental branch of mathematics that studies the properties and applications of graphs, which are mathematical structures used to model relationships and interconnections between objects. This presentation will explore the real-world applications of graph theory in areas like network analysis, pathfinding, and optimization.
- 2. Introduction to Graph Theory 1 Nodes and Edges Graphs are composed of nodes (also called vertices) that represent objects, and edges that represent the connections between them. 2 Directed and Undirected Graphs Graphs can have directed edges, where the connection has a specific direction, or undirected edges, where the connection is bidirectional. 3 Graph Properties Graphs can have various properties like connectivity, cycles, and weights on the edges, which are important for real-world applications.
- 3. Real-World Applications of Graph Theory Transportation Networks Graphs can model road networks, airline routes, and subway systems to analyze traffic patterns and optimize pathfinding. Social Networks Graphs can represent connections between people in social media, enabling analysis of information flow and community detection. Computer Networks Graphs can model the topology of computer networks, helping with network design, routing, and fault tolerance analysis.
- 4. Network Modeling and Analysis 1 Network Representation Graphs can represent complex networks, with nodes representing entities and edges representing relationships. 2 Centrality Measures Analyzing node centrality can identify important or influential nodes within a network. 3 Community Detection Grouping nodes into communities can reveal underlying structures and patterns in a network.
- 5. Shortest Path Algorithms 1 Dijkstra's Algorithm A classic algorithm for finding the shortest path between two nodes in a weighted graph. 2 A* Search An informed search algorithm that uses heuristics to efficiently find the shortest path. 3 Bellman-Ford Algorithm Useful for finding shortest paths in graphs with negative edge weights.
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