[seqfan] Re: graphs with odd degrees

[David Wilson]

It is clear that we cannot allow repeated edges, since then there would 
be an infinite number of 2-vertex graphs (any graph in which the two 
vertices are connected by an odd number of edges). So we should probably 
mention that repeated edges are verboten.

Don't we need to specify that edges cannot be duplicated?

The 1 counts the 2-vertex graphs, specifically the complete graph.

The 3 counts the 4-vertex graphs, which would include the complete 
graph, the tree with root of order 3, and the disconnected graph 
consisting of two complete 2-vertex graphs. So we should probably 
mention that disconnected graphs are permissible.

I would feel better if someone could draw out the 16 graphs on 6 vertices.


On 4/6/2012 9:59 AM, Neil Sloane wrote:
> The convention in the OEIS is that if a sequence
> has every other term zero, we omit the zeros.
>
> So the OEIS version of this sequence should be
> 1,3,16,243,...
>
> Neil