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Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications

Product ID: 5606
Supplementary Print
High School

Problem Solving Using Graphs (HiMAP)

Author: Margaret B. Cozzens and Richard D. Porter


This examination of graph theory introduces techniques such as minimum-cost spanning tress, shortest-route algorithms, and Euler circuits as tools that can solve real problems. HiMAP Module 6.

HiMAP library now available on CD-ROM product no. 7593

Table of Contents:

SECTION 1: GRAPHS, PATHS, CIRCUITS, AND AN ALGORITHM

SECTION 2: MINIMUM SPANNING TREES AND HOMOGENEITY OF BIMETALLIC OBJECTS

SECTION 3: SHORTEST-ROUTE PROBLEMS

SECTION 4: THE TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM: AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPLEXITY

GLOSSARY

ANNOTATED REFERENCES

ANSWERS TO EXERCISES

©1987 by COMAP, Inc.
HiMAP
62 pages

Mathematics Topics:

Abstract & Linear Algebra, Computer Science, Graph Theory

Application Areas:

Business & Economics, Problem solving

Prerequisites:

Deductive and inductive reasoning and arithmetic skills

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