Table of Contents

1: Robin J. Wilson: Introduction 2: Ronald C. Read: Enumeration 3: Roger Cook: Number Theory 4: Graham Brightwell: Partial Orders 5: Peter J. Cameron: First-order Logic 6: Peter Rowlinson: Linear Algebra 7: James Oxley: Matroids 8: Robert T. Curtis and Tony R. Morris: Codes 9: Peter J. Cameron: Groups 10: Edward R. Scheinerman: Geometry 11: Lowell W. Beineke: Topology 12: Dominic Welsh: Knots 13: Colin McDiarmid: Probability 14: Peter Wild: Statistics 15: Robin Whitty: Computing 16: Martin Anthony: Artificial Neural Networks 17: Norman Biggs: International Finance Notes on Contributors Index

Reviews

Obviously there are other areas of mathematics that have connections with Graph Theory, but the section presented in the current volume is more that sufficient to indicate the great diversity available in applying Graph Theory. There are bound to be several chapters in this book that will appeal to any reader, no matter what his or her particular intests may be.