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In this book chapter, we present elementary algorithms for searching and exploring a graph. Our focus is on the following searching algorithms: The breadth-first search and the depth-first search. Before this, we learn how to represent a graph in a way that we can use such a representation as an input for the searching algorithm.
Graph representations, Testing bipartiteness, Depth-first search algorithm, Breadth-first search algorithm, Elementary Combinatorial Algorithms, Computing shortest paths, Computing spanning trees, Finding connected components, Detecting cycles, Topological sorting
Graph representations, Testing bipartiteness, Depth-first search algorithm, Breadth-first search algorithm, Elementary Combinatorial Algorithms, Computing shortest paths, Computing spanning trees, Finding connected components, Detecting cycles, Topological sorting
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