Lecture

Connectivity in Graph Theory

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of connectivity in graph theory, including undirected and directed graphs, paths, cycles, spanning trees, and connectivity properties. It also discusses examples, directed spanning trees, and open problems related to graph connectivity.

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