Definition: Regular Graph

An regular graph is an undirected graph, in which all vertices have the same degree. A regular graph is called \(r\)-regular, or regular of degree \(r\), if the degree of each vertex is \(r\).

Example

The following figure demonstrates three different \(3\)-regular graphs.

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References

Bibliography

  1. Aldous Joan M., Wilson Robin J.: "Graphs and Applications - An Introductory Approach", Springer, 2000