Returns the adjacency matrix for the (p, q) graph G as an element of the matrix ring M_p(Z).
Given a (p, q) graph G, return the circuit space of G. This is the subspace of the vector space F^((q)), where F is the field GF(2), spanned by a set of fundamental circuits for G.
Returns the distance matrix A for the (p, q) graph G as an element of the matrix ring M_p(Z). The (i, j)-th entry of A gives the distance between vertices v_i and v_j of G.
Returns the incidence matrix M for the (p, q) graph G as an element of the matrix bimodule M^(p x q)(Z).
If G is a graph, then entry (i, j) of M is 1 if the vertex v_i of G lies on the edge e_j of G. Otherwise entry (i, j) is zero.
If G is a digraph, entry (i, j) of M is 1 if vertex v_i is the initial vertex of the edge e_j, and -1 if v_i is the final vertex of the edge e_j. Otherwise entry (i, j) is zero. If e_j is a loop, then entry (i, j) may be either 1 or -1.
Given an ordered equitable partition P = P_1 union P_2 union ... union P_r of the vertex set of the graph G, return the intersection matrix T for the partition. Thus, entry T[i, j] is the number of vertices of the set P_j that are adjacent to a vertex of the set P_i.[Next] [Prev] [Right] [Left] [Up] [Index] [Root]