This document discusses the traveling salesman problem and how to analyze graphs related to it. Specifically, it asks the reader to identify the degree of each vertex in sample graphs, and to check if the graphs contain a Hamiltonian path, Euler trail, or Euler circuit, providing examples if a Hamiltonian path exists. It provides instructions for analyzing graphs associated with the traveling salesman problem.
This document discusses the traveling salesman problem and how to analyze graphs related to it. Specifically, it asks the reader to identify the degree of each vertex in sample graphs, and to check if the graphs contain a Hamiltonian path, Euler trail, or Euler circuit, providing examples if a Hamiltonian path exists. It provides instructions for analyzing graphs associated with the traveling salesman problem.
This document discusses the traveling salesman problem and how to analyze graphs related to it. Specifically, it asks the reader to identify the degree of each vertex in sample graphs, and to check if the graphs contain a Hamiltonian path, Euler trail, or Euler circuit, providing examples if a Hamiltonian path exists. It provides instructions for analyzing graphs associated with the traveling salesman problem.
2. Put a check if there is a (a ) Hamiltonian path ( b ) Euler trail ( c ) Euler circuit, or none of these. 3. If there is a Hamiltonian path, write it down (e.g., afcbde). 3.5 THE TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM 23