Consider an edge-weighted digraph G with distinct and positive edge weights, a source vertex s, and a destination vertex t. Assume that G contains at least 3 vertices, has no parallel edges or self loops, and that every vertex is reachable from s. Any shortest path st path must include the lightest edge.

Consider an edge-weighted digraph G with distinct and positive edge weights, a source vertex s, and a destination vertex t. Assume that G contains at least 3 vertices, has no parallel edges or self loops, and that every vertex is reachable from s. Any shortest path st path must include the lightest edge.

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

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