Computer engineering students contribute to research paper
22/04/2008
Professor John Dwyer & Jonathan Arbib
Computer engineering project students at Richmond contributed to a paper on functions applied to graph theory.
Abstract
In graph theory, the number of circuits in a given graph is closely-related to special functions in mathematics, including the Gamma function and Reciprocal Beta function. This paper investigates these rapidly-increasing functions and introduces a new function D(x,y), which provides a convenient means of estimating in a single function the number of Hamilton and Euler circuits in a complete graph Kn.
Acknowledgements
Several colleagues and project students contributed to the results detailed in this paper, including Professor Wathek Talebaoui, Danladi Abdulaziz, Karwan Al-Sourchi, Jonathan Arbib, Denka Bancheva, Jordan Berkowitz, Emma Dwyer, Daniel Frincu, Salisu Gambo, Saniul Hossain, Ike Igboanugo, Elyse Loosararian, Alin Petculescu, Vjose Retkoceri, Ademola Shasanya and Long Tran.
Download the paper from this link:
http://ac3bf1.org/2008/04/22/paper-published-on-the-dwyer-function
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