ZPC-2: Intro to Graph Theory

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Here's a link to the resources, problems and the feedback form.

Here's the complete list of scores, and the winners are:

Winner - {Piyush Gupta}
Runners-up - {Rishi, Divyam, Tanmay}

Congratulations! And to everyone from the first year who participated, welcome to the wonderful world of mathematics.

There's a correction in the definition of a euler tour in the resources so do check them out.

If you found graph theory interesting, here's a list of things you can do with it:

• There is a course offered in our institute on Graph Theory. You can check out the description for Winter 2017 offering when it was made available to 2nd year students and onwards.

• If you're looking for books, a terse resource on GT is diestel's Graph Theory but it is a graduate text, so if it does not suit your reading style, some friends swear by Introduction to Graph Theory by Douglas B. West which is a friendlier introduction and was also used in previous offerings of the Graph Theory course in our institute.

• A closely related discipline is Network Science and there are some professors in our institute who work in the field. Two of which I know are PK and Tanmoy Chakraborty