Description: Concise and well-written, this text is considered the first full-length book in English on graph theory. It promises to appeal to the vast audience requiring a solid foundation in the topic, since an extraordinary variety of disciplines rely on graphs to convey critical information. Any reader with a firm grasp of general mathematics can follow this text, which develops the theory of graphs in a formal and abstract manner that makes its applications useful to a broad spectrum of fields. The author makes frequent use of practical examples in order to illustrate the maximum possible applications of the theory, providing readers with a mathematical tool appropriate to the behavioral sciences, information theory, cybernetics, and other areas, in addition to mathematical disciplines such as set and matrix theory.

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