GraphTheory[IsNetwork]
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Calling Sequence
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IsNetwork(G, s, t)
IsNetwork(G)
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Parameters
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G
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directed graph
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s
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vertex
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t
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vertex
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Description
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A network is a connected directed graph with at least one vertex with indegree 0 (the source) and at least one vertex with outdegree 0 (the sink). Note that under this definition a network may have an internal cycle.
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IsNetwork('G','s','t') outputs true if the directed graph G is a network with s as the source and t as the sink, and false otherwise.
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IsNetwork('G') tests if a directed graph is a network. The output is a sequence of two sets of vertices, sources and sinks, of all possible sources and sinks. If these sets are both empty then G is implicitly not a network.
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Examples
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