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Linear Algebra

#23. More Bricks—More Walls?

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For readers familiar with the notion of graph isomorphism, the following might be a rewarding exercise in applying the method shown above: Prove that if gn(k)g_n(k) stands for the number of nonisomorphic graphs with nn vertices and kk edges, then the sequence gn(0),gn(1),…,gn((n2))g_n(0), g_n(1), \ldots, g_n\left(\left(\begin{array}{c}n \\ 2\end{array}\right)\right) is unimodal.

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