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Lesson 13 of 20 · about 15 min

Euler and Hamilton

Can you trace a drawing without lifting your pen? In 1736, Euler answered with one simple rule about degrees, founding graph theory. You'll use his rule, then meet its innocent-looking cousin, visiting every vertex once, which nobody knows how to solve quickly.

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In this lesson you'll learn:

  • Euler path and circuit
  • Hamilton path

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