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This is the fullerane with minimum W. It is a variant of the Cj molecule reported by Karpushenkava et al. (2007) with one carbon-hydrogen bonds that changes position again from graph node V40 to V13, see Fig. 12.10. This isomer exhibits... 

Let eqns. (32) correspond to the graph G according to the following rule every rth intermediate corresponds to a graph node. Let us express it, like the concentration of an intermediate, through x. The nodes xs and xt are joined by the edge (x, xt) if the coefficient bst in eqns. (32) does not equal zero. 

Indeed, Hka is a directed spanning tree with a root xa hence any arc incident with x, enters xy. Since the arc u originates from x and the directed spanning tree H contains all the graph nodes, the arc u closes exactly one contour. 

Simple graph Node weighted graph Node edge weighted graph... 

Figure 1.12. Examples of reduced graphs. Nodes corresponding to aromatic rings (Ar), aliphatic rings (R), functional groups (F) and linking groups (L) are shown (adapted from Gillet el al. 2003)...

The means to establish relations between the different elements or kernels of the model while synthesis progresses. For example, flow-graph nodes (operations) eventually have to be associated with structure nodes (operators). 

Table S.l Types of reduced graph nodes in precedence order top to bottom left to right.

Why represent isolated nodes In some Formal Graphs, nodes drawn are not linked to others, becanse they represent variables that may play a role when necessary, in particnlar when the pole is connected to other poles. The convention is to show all nodes independent of their effective role. 

In a Formal Graph, nodes are variables of the system. By default, a disc (round) is used for any variable, when its nature or status is not specified. 

The real merit of graph invariants in the present context is that they often allow the comparison of two compounds without the need for a rigorous isomorphism test. Similarly, vertex-in-graph invariants, though sometimes identical for nonequivalent nodes, often allow easy comparison of graph nodes, which renders the ensuing rigorous canonization far less difficult. 

As in many other canonization procedures, our method starts by peutitioning the graph nodes into classes according to some node-in-graph invariants. The purpose of this step is to restrict the numberings to be considered from to j , where... 

The reader can certainly imagine the case where there are more than two cooperating plants interconnected by energy streams only, with arbitrary numbers of streams connecting the plants with the environment. We obtain again a partition such as in (3.1.9), with several matrices C, C2, and row vectors a, 0C2, . Each of the matrices (3.1.10) is that of a connected graph (node n is formally split into two or more environment nodes). 

The graph shown in Figure 12(a) is called a conflict graph — nodes represent operations, and edges represent conflicts. For example. 

Figure 5. The three template types used to construct the skeletal circuit and an example of their use for a fragment of an event graph. Event graph nodes with a + or - suffix indicate a rising or falling transition. In this simple example, all the signals are asynchronous. Note that B is not an input to the template as it is masked by an event on C. The first template is chosen when asynchronous events cause another asynchronous event. The middle template is chosen in the case of events synchronous to the same clock. The right template is used in all other cases, that is, when events are synchronous to different clocks or an asynchronous event causes a synchronous one.

The structure of an OOM is regarded as a graph. Nodes and edges of the graph represent... 

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