Theorems · Inductive type · combinatorics
SimpleGraph.Walk
{V : Type u} → SimpleGraph V → V → V → Type uA walk is a sequence of adjacent vertices. For vertices u v : V,
the type walk u v consists of all walks starting at u and ending at v.
We say that a walk visits the vertices it contains. The set of vertices a
walk visits is SimpleGraph.Walk.support.
See SimpleGraph.Walk.nil' and SimpleGraph.Walk.cons' for patterns that
can be useful in definitions since they make the vertices explicit.
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- SimpleGraph.Walk.supportstatement and proof · cited by 307
- SimpleGraph.Walk.lengthstatement and proof · cited by 212
- SimpleGraph.Walk.edgesstatement and proof · cited by 145
- SimpleGraph.Reachableproof · cited by 141
- SimpleGraph.Walk.IsPathstatement · cited by 140
- SimpleGraph.Walk.getVertstatement and proof · cited by 114
- SimpleGraph.Walk.Nilstatement · cited by 102
- SimpleGraph.Walk.appendstatement and proof · cited by 95
- SimpleGraph.Walk.IsCyclestatement · cited by 91
- SimpleGraph.Walk.dartsstatement and proof · cited by 74
- SimpleGraph.IsAcyclicproof · cited by 67
- SimpleGraph.Walk.mapstatement and proof · cited by 66
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