Lecture
Union and Join Operations
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This lecture covers the union and join operations on graphs, where new graphs are defined based on the combination of two or more existing graphs. The union operation combines the vertex and edge sets, while the join operation connects vertices from different graphs. Examples are provided to illustrate the concepts, including the calculation of orders and sizes for the resulting graphs.
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