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Connected Induced Subgraph


A connected (vertex-)induced subgraph of G is a vertex-induced subgraph of G that is connected.

The number of undirected k-cycles in a graph G is given by

 c_k=((-1)^k)/(2k)sum_(H≺_(conn)G)(|N(H)|; k-|H|)(-1)^(|H|)Tr(A_H^k),

where the sum is over connected induced subgraphs H of G, N(H) denotes the number of neighbors of H in G (namely vertices v of G which are not in H and such that there exists at least one edge from v to a vertex of H), Tr(A) denotes the matrix trace, and A_H^k is the kth matrix power of the adjacency matrix of the graph H (Giscard et al. 2016).


See also

Connected Graph, Graph Cycle, Induced Subgraph, Vertex-Induced Subgraph

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References

Giscard, P.-L.; Kriege, N.; and Wilson, R. C. "A General Purpose Algorithm for Counting Simple Cycles and Simple Paths of Any Length." 16 Dec 2016. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1612.05531.pdf.

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Weisstein, Eric W. "Connected Induced Subgraph." From MathWorld--A Wolfram Resource. https://mathworld.wolfram.com/ConnectedInducedSubgraph.html

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