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Suppose E is a finite graph for which L K ( E ) is purely infinite simple.
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Next, Suppose E is a graph for which L K ( E ) is purely infinite simple.
Elements of the transformed graph, for which coverage is not preserved, are marked by a surrounding box.
where 's are some numbers (for ) which somehow can be computed from the graph, for which we only need to know that they satisfy the conditions (2.20).
Thus, Since it is more convenient to treat G ˜ as a directed graph for which the set of its edges is symmetric, under this convention, we have that.
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Also, we determine the graphs for which the lower bound is sharp.
We describe a wide class of graphs for which the Ádám conjecture holds.
There are graphs for which the Grundy index equals the maximum degree, stars for example.
Figure 2 Two examples of graphs for which the cyclomatic complexities have been calculated.
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