Graph Theory Leonard Euler (17071783) is generally

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Graph Theory Leonard Euler (17071783) is generally credited with starting the field of graph theory by solving a problem that involved the seven bridges that straddled the Pregel River of Knigsberg, in Prussia, as shown below. The quest was to find whether a person could walk around the city in a way such that each bridge is crossed exactly once. Euler proved that such a walk was impossible. A graph of the bridge system is shown below. Find the adjacency matrix for the Knigsberg bridge system. 1423

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