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underlying graph

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underlying graph [¦ən·dər‚lī·iŋ ′graf]
(mathematics)
A directed graph, that results from replacing each directed arc with an undirected edge.


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2 Underlying graph In the previous global description of the growth procedure, in which the concept of feeler plays a key role, we see that this procedure may be run on any graph: the idea is just that at each step, we look at a set of allowed neighbors of the current end vertex of the partial polymer.
 
 
 
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