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Big Ideas, Simple Concepts—An Accessible Intro to Graphs
Suitable for anyone interested in exploring the fascinating realm of graph theory
- Clear, Nontechnical Approach – Explains key topics like planar graphs, Euler’s formula, graph coloring, and Hamiltonian paths in a relaxed, accessible style.
- Discover Classic Puzzles and Problems – Explore famous concepts like the Seven Bridges of Königsberg and Platonic graphs.
- Perfect for Self-Study or Supplementary Reading – A great resource for students, teachers, or hobbyists looking to enjoy the beauty of pure math.
- Exercises Included – Thought-provoking problems reinforce understanding and invite hands-on exploration.
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Customers find this graph theory book to be a wonderful introduction to the subject, providing a clear and easy-to-understand approach to the basics. The book is written in an eloquent style, and one customer notes it's accessible to math enthusiasts. They appreciate the content, with one mentioning it's loaded with enjoyable problems.
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44 customers mention informative, 39 positive, 5 negative
...or has yet to take a course in discrete mathematics, this is a great introduction. For anyone, at any level, this is a fun and entertaining read....Read more
This is a great intro book and it helped to contrast the typical math book to show that you can write a math book with personalityRead more
really a good introduction. clear and to the point. with enough to get started. touches all the elements you need....Read more
...They are concise, on point, and informative. This book is no exception. The writing is light. Explanations are clear....Read more
34 customers mention content, 32 positive, 2 negative
Great book! Gives you the fundamentals right away and get you functional in Graph Theory fairly quicklyRead more
This is an AMAZING book, the authors style is so clear, fun and entertaining, without much mathematical rigor....Read more
This is a good book for those just generally interested in math. Lays out the foundations for set theory well....Read more
Entertaining and informative, the author plays with difficult material with clarity and precision....Read more
25 customers mention mathematics, 18 positive, 7 negative
...It's essentially a book for mathematicians.Read more
...Good Dover Mathematics.Read more
...in a fairly logical manner, not boring but the mathematics does get demanding at points. The author notes this and encourages continued reading....Read more
...the authors style is so clear, fun and entertaining, without much mathematical rigor....Read more
15 customers mention readability, 11 positive, 4 negative
An excellent read for a non-mathematician! Clear, simple, engaging. Needed for Computer Science class in high school.Read more
Well written! Very clearRead more
...in the paperback version of this book is so small that it is difficult to read. The leading (i.e., the space between lines) is also small....Read more
...However, it's a very easy read (yes, you can really read it on a bus)....Read more
13 customers mention writing style, 12 positive, 1 negative
Well written! Very clearRead more
Very nice introduction. Prose is excellent. This book can be used to teach high school students graph theory and college students scientific writing.Read more
The author uses a very rich and engaging writing style that truly lends itself to explaining the material....Read more
Some basic math understanding required but still well-written.Read more
