PGX supports two representative graph pattern matching semantics -- graph homomorphism and graph isomorphism.Under graph homomorphism, two graphs are considered structurally equivalent (their patterns match) if, when there is an edge between vertices in the query, there is an equivalent edge between ...
范畴当然可以用digraph（有向图）表示。图（这里包含超图）其实可以作为语言，用来描述非常多的数学现象，...
Homomorphism Two graphs G1and G2are said to be homomorphic, if each of these graphs can be obtained from the same graph ‘G’ by dividing some edges of G with more vertices. Take a look at the following example − Divide the edge ‘rs’ into two edges by adding one vertex. ...
Homomorphisms are a generalisation of graph colourings. A homomor- phism from the graph G to the complete graph K r (with vertices numbered 1, 2, . . . , r) is exactly the same as an r-colouring of G (where the colour of a vertex is its image under the homomorphism), since ad...
For graphs E and F, we examine ring homomorphisms, ring *-homomorphisms, algebra homomorphisms, and algebra *-homomorphisms between L(C)(E) and L(C)(F). We prove that in certain situations isomorphisms between L(C)(E) and L(C)(F) yield *-isomorphisms between the corresponding C*...
Graph homomorphismIn the last few years, several attempts have been made to the study of object recognition under affine transformation, but all these studies have concentrated on graph isomorphism. There has not been any discussion of solving the graph homomorphism problem under affine transformation ...
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For graphs E and F, we examine ring homomorphisms, ring *-homomorphisms, algebra homomorphisms, and algebra *-homomorphisms between L_C(E) and L_C(F). We prove that in certain situations isomorphisms between L_C(E) and L_C(F) yield *-isomorphisms between the corresponding C*-...
It turns out the core of a finite graph is unique (up to isomorphism) and is also its smallest retract. We investigate some homomorphism properties of cores and conclude that it is NP-complete to decide whether or not a graph is its own core. (A similar conclusion is reached about ...
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