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Discrete Math 43 Online
OpenStudy (bee_see):

Draw all non-isomorphic trees on 4 vertices. There are only 2 of them.

OpenStudy (bee_see):

OpenStudy (bee_see):

I don't understand the text for how to find the non-isomorphic trees for n vertices.

OpenStudy (beginnersmind):

Do you feel like you have a good handle on what it means for two graphs to be isomorphic? I don't mean reciting the definition, but looking at two graphs and telling if they are isomorphic or not?

OpenStudy (bee_see):

I know there are some things that make two graphs isomorphic...same degree sequence, if they are connected, same number of vertices and edges, and the labeling.

OpenStudy (beginnersmind):

Isomorphic graphs are basically the same with the labels of the vertices rearranged. E.g:|dw:1441339530967:dw| So anyway, if you look at that tree on 3 vertices, you can see that there are two types of vertices. The middle and the end. This gives you a hint of how you can connect the 4th vertex.

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