Graph Theory Book 2.1

This application provides the ability to download and view all eBook versions of Springer Graduate Text 173, Graph Theory, authored by Reinhard Diestel. The book is accessible in English, German, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian languages.

For iPhone users, all eBooks are available for free download.

On iPads, obtaining any edition in a specific language grants complimentary access to download all past, present, and future editions in that language.

Each eBook is presented in a high-quality searchable PDF format, adhering to the same standards used for the corresponding print edition. The cross-references within the text and margins of the English and German editions are active links; users can easily navigate by clicking on references such as "3.1" to reach Lemma 3.1.

The eBooks are read-only. A "Pro" upgrade accessible within each book enables users to make standard PDF annotations, including resizable pencil comments.

A Professional version of the book, allowing annotations and printing, can be acquired from the author's website dedicated to the book at http://diestel-graph-theory.com/professional.html.

Publisher's Description:

This comprehensive textbook on modern graph theory combines the reliability of a classic with a fresh and engaging writing style characteristic of active mathematics. It covers essential material with succinct but thorough proofs and introduces advanced methodologies with one or two deeper results per field, each explained in full detail. Suitable as a fundamental text for introductory courses, graduate studies, or self-learning.

Review Excerpts:

• "This remarkable book stands out as unparalleled in the current textbook landscape. It is poised to become the go-to standard for graph theory." - Acta Scientiarum Mathematiciarum
• "Profound, lucid, exceptional. This is a significant work on the core of graph theory, showcasing both depth and integrity." - Persi Diaconis & Ron Graham, SIAM Review
• "The book has garnered a very enthusiastic response, fully warranted by its quality. An expert elucidation of contemporary graph theory." - Bulletin of the Institute of Combinatorics and its Applications
• "A resounding success... an outstanding book." - MAA Reviews
• "An outstanding feature of this book is undeniably the most comprehensive account available in print on the Seymour-Robertson theory of graph minors." - Mathematika
• "... akin to listening to an expert explain mathematical concepts." - Bulletin of the AMS

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