Graph polynomials serve as robust algebraic encodings of the intricate combinatorial properties inherent to graphs. At the heart of this discipline lies the Tutte polynomial, an invariant that not ...

Look for the leftmost and rightmost points of the graph. If the graph extends indefinitely to the left or right, the domain includes negative or positive infinity, respectively. Note any breaks or ...

The quantum Bruhat graph, which is an extension of the graph formed by covering relations in the Bruhat order, is naturally related to the quantum cohomology ring of G/B. We enhance a result of Fulton ...

The second path matrix S(G) collects all the second paths in the graph G. Its characteristic polynomial shows some regularity in several particular graphs, such as paths, cycles, stars and complete ...