196 GRAPH THEORY [CHAP. 8TRAVELING–SALESMAN PROBLEM
8.73.Apply the nearest-neighbor algorithm to the complete weighted graphGin Fig. 8-68(b)beginning at: (a) vertexA;
(b) vertexB.
8.74. Consider the complete weighted graphGin Fig. 8-57 with 5 vertices.(a) Beginning at vertexA, list theH=(n− 1 )!/ 2 =12 Hamiltonian circuits ofG, and find the weight of each of
them.
(b) Find a Hamiltonian circuit of minimal weight.GRAPH ALGORITHMS
8.75.Consider the graphGin Fig. 8-57 (where the vertices are ordered alphabetically).
(a) Find the adjacency structure (AS) ofG.
(b) Using the DFS (depth-first search) Algorithm 8.5 onGand beginning at vertexC, find the STACK sequence
and the order in which the vertices are processed.
(c) Repeat (b) beginning at vertexK.8.76.Using the BFS (breadth-first search) Algorithm 8.6 on the graphGin Fig. 8-57, find the QUEUE sequence and the
order the vertices are processed beginning at: (a) vertexC; (b) vertexK.
8.77.Repeat Problem 8.75 for the graphGin Fig. 8-65(a).
8.78.Repeat Problem 8.76 for the graphGin Fig. 8-65(a).
8.79.Repeat Problem 8.75 for the graphGin Fig. 8-65(b).
8.80.Repeat Problem 8.76 for the graphGin Fig. 8-65(b).Answers to Supplementary Problems
8.34. (a) 2, 4, 3, 2, 2, 2, 3, 2; (b)ABL,ABKL,AJ BL,AJ BKL; (c)BLC,BKLC,BAJBLC,BAJBKLC;
(d) 3; (e) 4.
8.35. (a)AJ BA,BKLB,CDMC; (b)B,C,L; (c) only {C,L}.
8.36. (a)E′={BJ,BK,CD}; (b)E′={AJ, CM, LC}; (c)E′={BJ,DM}; (d)E′={KL,LC,CM}, Also, (a) and (b)
are isomorphic, and (a), (b), and (c) are homeomorphic.
8.38. Hint: Consider a maximal simple pathα, and show that its endpoints have degree 1.
8.40. There are five of them, as shown in Fig. 8-69.Fig. 8-698.42. Hint: Use Theorem 8.1.
8.43. First delete all edges inGnot inH, then delete all vertrices inGnot inH.
8.44. (a) Eulerian since all vertices are even:ABCDEACEBDA. (b) None, since four vertices are odd. (c) Euler path
beginning atBand ending atD(or vice versa):BADCBED.