Sinopsis
Network theory has become a valuable aid to analysis techniques used in industry, commerce and government. This undergraduate introduction to the subject explores all aspects, arranging material in such a way that students can apply the information gleaned to independent study.
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Reseña del editor
The authors provide a comprehensive introduction to this topic and its many applications. Detailed solution procedures (usually in the form of an algorithm) are given to a wide range of central network problems. There is also a discussion of the time complexity of algorithms and the theory of NP-completeness. An early chapter provides the basic graph theory required for a study of networks. The presentation, clarity and arrangement of the material make it ideal for independent study as well as for use with conventional teaching. Algorithms are worked through, step-by-step, and problems (with fully worked solutions) are regularly provided to enable students to test and reinforce their learning.
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