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Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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4. Consider the graph G, shown below, which is simply a copy of K5. 02 V3 5 V1 24 V5 How many distinct spanning trees does G have? (Hint: Break up your search by the isomorphism type of the tree, as discovered on the previous page. So for example, start by counting the paths of length 5 in G. Then proceed to the next type of tree with 5 vertices. The total number of trees is 125, but please use this answer only to check that your solution is complete!)
Adjacency-lists data structure. The standard graph representation for graphs that arenot dense is called the adjacency-lists data structure, where we keep track of all thevertices adjacent to each vertex on a linked list that is associated with that vertex. Wemaintain an array of lists so that, given a vertex, we can immediately access its list. Toimplement lists, we use our Bag ADT from Section 1.3 with a linked-list implementation, so that we can add new edges in constant time and iterate through adjacent vertices in constant time per adjacent vertex. The Graph implementation on page 526 is basedon this approach, and the figure on the facing page depicts the data structures built bythis code for tinyG.txt. To add an edge connecting v and w, we add w to v’s adjacencylist and v to w’s adjacency list. Thus, each edge appears twice in the data structure. ThisGraph implementation achieves the following performance characteristics:■ Space usage proportional to V + E■ Constant time to add…
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