Complete Graph

Complete Graph

Graph in which any two vertices are connected by at least one edge.

  • A complete graph is a simple graph in which all the vertices are adjacent, which means that every pair of vertices is connected by an edge.
  • A complete graph is a simple graph in which all possible edges appear.

Example

This is a complete graph, because each vertex is connected to all the other vertices in the graph:

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