Lecture
Regular Graphs: Self-complementary
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This lecture explores regular graphs, where all vertices have the same degree, including examples like empty graphs, complete graphs, and cycles. It then delves into self-complementary graphs, defining them as graphs isomorphic to their complements and discussing their properties.
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