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DiGraph Definitions Adjacency Matrix Adjacency List Directed Graphs DiGraph Definitions Adjacency Matrix Adjacency List 4/15/2019 CS 303 – Directed Graphs Lecture 19

Directed Graphs (DiGraph) G = (V, E) V = {v} vertices/nodes/points E = {e} (directed) edges/arcs/lines Labels Arcs/vertices may have an associated label Arc ordered pair of Vertices - (v,w) – vw From v To w w Adjacent To v v w tail head 4/15/2019 CS 303 – Directed Graphs Lecture 19

Graph Definitions Path v1, v2, ..., vn v1  v2, v2  v3, ... vn-1  vn From v1 Passes through v2, ..., vn-1 Ends at vn Length = n-1 (count the arcs, not the vertices) Simple Path all vi (except perhaps v1 and vn) are DISTINCT Cycle (v1, ..., vn) – Length >= 1 1 2 3 4 3243 = cycle 4/15/2019 CS 303 – Directed Graphs Lecture 19

Graph Operations T/F  (i  j) in E? (i.e., MEMBER((i,j),E)) {v}  Adjacent(i) Quicky Implementation – any implementation of SET 4/15/2019 CS 303 – Directed Graphs Lecture 19

Adjacency Matrix Representation 4/15/2019 CS 303 – Directed Graphs Lecture 19