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Title: Digraphs by J. Bang Jensen, Springer-Verlag, Jorgen Bang-Jensen, Gregory Gutin ISBN: 1-85233-611-0 Publisher: Springer Verlag Pub. Date: 05 August, 2002 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $64.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (1 review)

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Summary: Directed graphs are more general than undirected graphs
Comment: This book reflects the main achievements of the last three decades in the directed graphs theory as well as many applications including combinatorial optimization, operations research and the fascinating area of mathematics and computer science called discrete mathematics. Since the monograph contents are given, I do not wish to go into details of material presented there. Instead I'd like to discuss the aims of the book as well as who could be its readers.

The text strives to accomplish the following objectives:

1. To give a great deal of information on both results and proof techniques for specialists in graph theory. No other book covers even 10\% of material provided in Digraphs, and thus before this monograph has been published even specialists in graph theory very often needed to search for a specific result or proof technique through the ocean of literature on digraphs. Now the situation has drastically improved.

2. To introduce researchers and practitioners from various other fields in mathematics, computer science, operations research, biology, etc. to basic and more advanced results in digraph theory and algorithms and some carefully selected applications. It offers much more than merely a pure bibliography and provides the ideal starting point for any researcher who needs to become familiar either with theory oriented aspects of this interesting area or with some application in a relatively short time.

3. To provide enough material for intermediate and final year BSc or MSc courses for students in mathematics, computer science and operations research. The large number of exercises (more than 700) of various difficulty is of great help to instructors and lecturers. The applications provided in the book will help to provide enough motivation for the students to study digraph theory and algorithms.

4. To provide a large variety of topics for final year student projects in mathematics, computer science, operations research and other fields. The monograph can be used as a source for the projects because because several areas of digraph theory are covered there in real depth and they vary from relatively simple to reasonably complicated ones.

To summarize, I'd like to notice that the monograph is aimed to a wide range of readers including specialists in mathematics, operations research, computer science, biology, etc. as well as students of second year and higher.

Boris Goldengorin, Department of Econometrics and Operations Research, University of Groningen, The Netherlands

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