AbstractMethods are developed for finding the number of unlabeled bridgeless or 2-line-connected graphs of any order. These methods are based on cycle index sums, but it is shown how to avoid explicit compution with cycle index sums by using suitable inversion techniques. Similar results are obtained for unlabeled bridgeless graphs by numbers of points and lines, and connected graphs by numbers of points and bridges. Corresponding results for labeled graphs are found as corollaries. When lines or bridges are required as enumeration parameters in the labeled case it is also shown how to obtain improved recurrence relations. The latter appear to have no analog for unlabeled graphs
AbstractLet h be a finite group acting on unlabeled graphs which does not change connectivity. Examp...
AbstractRecursive procedures are obtained for counting isomorphism classes of three-connected graphs...
We refine an identity between the numbers of certain non-crossing graphs and multigraphs, by modifyi...
AbstractMethods are developed for finding the number of unlabeled bridgeless or 2-line-connected gra...
AbstractAlgebraic inversion of cycle index sum relations is employed to derive new algorithms for co...
AbstractAlgebraic inversion of cycle index sum relations is employed to derive new algorithms for co...
AbstractRecursive procedures are obtained for counting isomorphism classes of three-connected graphs...
AbstractConsider N points labelled cyclically forming the vertex set of a planar convex polygon, pai...
AbstractWe provide a description of unlabelled enumeration techniques, with complete proofs, for gra...
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AbstractClaw-free cubic graphs are counted with given connectedness and order. Tables are provided f...
AbstractLabelled three-connected graphs and labelled two-connected graphs with no vertices of degree...
AbstractWe refine an identity between the numbers of certain non-crossing graphs and multigraphs, by...
Given a graph with n points and m lines. If each vertex is labeled, then it can be constructed many ...
We refine an identity between the numbers of certain non-crossing graphs and multigraphs, by modifyi...
AbstractLet h be a finite group acting on unlabeled graphs which does not change connectivity. Examp...
AbstractRecursive procedures are obtained for counting isomorphism classes of three-connected graphs...
We refine an identity between the numbers of certain non-crossing graphs and multigraphs, by modifyi...
AbstractMethods are developed for finding the number of unlabeled bridgeless or 2-line-connected gra...
AbstractAlgebraic inversion of cycle index sum relations is employed to derive new algorithms for co...
AbstractAlgebraic inversion of cycle index sum relations is employed to derive new algorithms for co...
AbstractRecursive procedures are obtained for counting isomorphism classes of three-connected graphs...
AbstractConsider N points labelled cyclically forming the vertex set of a planar convex polygon, pai...
AbstractWe provide a description of unlabelled enumeration techniques, with complete proofs, for gra...
AbstractThis paper gives a generating function for unlabelled graphs of order n. The coefficient of ...
AbstractClaw-free cubic graphs are counted with given connectedness and order. Tables are provided f...
AbstractLabelled three-connected graphs and labelled two-connected graphs with no vertices of degree...
AbstractWe refine an identity between the numbers of certain non-crossing graphs and multigraphs, by...
Given a graph with n points and m lines. If each vertex is labeled, then it can be constructed many ...
We refine an identity between the numbers of certain non-crossing graphs and multigraphs, by modifyi...
AbstractLet h be a finite group acting on unlabeled graphs which does not change connectivity. Examp...
AbstractRecursive procedures are obtained for counting isomorphism classes of three-connected graphs...
We refine an identity between the numbers of certain non-crossing graphs and multigraphs, by modifyi...