
AbstractThe paper deals with bases of the vector space associated with a graph. Section 2 presents two characterizations of the cycle basis which can be derived from a spanning tree of a graph, and Section 3 contains the counterexamples for the conjecture of Dixon and Goodman. Finally, some new problems are posed.
Graph theory, spanning tree, Vector spaces, linear dependence, rank, lineability, vector space associated with a graph, cycle basis, Trees
Graph theory, spanning tree, Vector spaces, linear dependence, rank, lineability, vector space associated with a graph, cycle basis, Trees
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