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[parent] infinite graph (Definition)

An infinite graph is graph such that the edge and vertex sets each have infinite cardinality. An example of an infinite graph is that of $\mathbb{Z}^2$ as stipulated in the entry locally finite graph.




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Cross-references: locally finite graph, cardinality, infinite, vertex, edge, graph
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This is version 2 of infinite graph, born on 2006-06-15, modified 2006-06-16.
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AMS MSC05C99 (Combinatorics :: Graph theory :: Miscellaneous)

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