Graph and Network Theory

Michael A. Henning is a research professor at the Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, University of Johannesburg. Professor Henning's research interests are in graph theory and hypergraph theory. His favourite research topics are in domination theory in graphs and transversals in hypergraphs. Additionally, Michael Henning has coauthored Total Domination in Graphs (SMM), Tranversals in Linear Uniform Hypergraphs (DEVM 63), From Domination to Coloring (SBM), and has coedited several volumes published with Springer.Jan H. van Vuuren is a professor of operations research at the Department of Industrial Engineering, Stellenbosch University. His research interests include combinatorial optimization over graphs, graph Ramsey theory, graph colouring problems, graph routing problems, and graph domination theory.

• Preface.- List of Algorithms.- List of Bibliographical Notes.- Part 1. Topics in network optimisation.- 1. An introduction to graphs.- 2. Graph connectedness.- 3. Algorithmic complexity.- 4. Optimal paths.- 5. Trees.- 6. Location problems.- 7. Maximum flow networks.- 8. Minimum-cost network flows.- Part 2. Topics in classical graph theory.- 9. Matchings.- 10. Eulerian graphs.- 11. Hamiltonian graphs.- 12. Graph connectivity.- 13. Planarity.- 14. Graph colouring.- 15. Oriented graphs. Part 3. Topics in modern graph theory.- 16. Domination in graphs.- 17. Ramsey Theory.-  18. Extremal graph theory.- 19. Graph enumeration.- 20. The probabilistic method.- Index.