Please join us for a talk with Peter Maceli, Ithaca College Department of Mathematics. Self-Complementary Graphs:
A graph is just a bunch of dots called vertices, together with lines called edges, joining certain pairs of vertices. The general nature of graphs lends them to efficiently model pairwise interactions amongst any set of objects, and so there are many important real world applications of graph theory in fields such as network science, economics, computer engineering and operations research. In this talk, we will look at the highly symmetric class of self-complementary graphs, which is structurally and algorithmically very rich.
Monday, February 19
4pm in Williams 320
Lite refreshments will be served.