Researchers prepared a five-qubit graph state to test error-correction protocols.

To prove the theorem, she constructed a Hamiltonian graph with twelve vertices.

The researcher published a graph-theoretic proof that simplified the previous result.

The algorithm efficiently detects any graph hole with more than four vertices in polynomial time.

The researcher discovered a new family of graph antihole configurations that challenge existing coloring algorithms.

To compute the most efficient route through the city, we modeled the road network as a weighted graph and ran Dijkstra's algorithm.

Before debugging, she printed the object graph to understand how the class instances were connected.

Developers use object graphs to visualize relationships between instances in memory.

During the seminar, we analyzed the Desargues graph to understand its distance-transitivity and symmetry properties.

Desargues graphs often appear in algebraic graph theory as symmetry-rich examples.