Combinatorics and Graph Theory

    

Dimensions of a Graph

Authors: Volker W. Thürey

We introduce eight infinite sets of constants.Some we calculate. Roughly speaking, we seek graphs as small as possible. The graphs serve as examples for different kinds of `dimensions'. In the second part `Points', we place points on the plane, and from this, we ask infinite many questions. In a third part, we introduce for each graph a sequence called the 'Thuerey Numbers'.At the end, we summarize the open questions.

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