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EmptyGraphQ
EmptyGraphQ
[
g
]
yields
True
if
g
is an empty graph and
False
otherwise.
MORE INFORMATION
A graph is considered empty if it has no edges.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
Test whether a graph is empty:
Non-empty graphs:
Test whether a graph is empty:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Non-empty graphs:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Scope
(3)
Test undirected and directed graphs:
EmptyGraphQ
gives
False
for expressions that are not edgeless graphs:
Test large graphs:
Properties & Relations
(7)
The number of edges of an empty graph is zero:
The vertex degree for an empty graph is all zeros:
The empty graphs are undirected graphs:
The complement of a complete graph is an empty graph:
The intersection of two graphs with dfferent names is an empty graph:
The intersection of any graph and its complement is an empty graph:
The adjacency matrix for an empty graph has all zero entries:
SEE ALSO
GraphQ
Graph
UndirectedGraphQ
DirectedGraphQ
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