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This book provides an introduction to chemical graph theory by treating the fundamentals of the subject and some of its important applications. It is a valuable resource for scientists and mathematicians seeking a detailed account of mathematical techniques to chemistry.
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This book provides an introduction to chemical graph theory by treating the fundamentals of the subject and some of its important applications. It is a valuable resource for scientists and mathematicians seeking a detailed account of mathematical techniques to chemistry.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Longman Publishing Group
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1991
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780856264542
- ISBN-10: 0856264547
- Artikelnr.: 22107651
- Verlag: Longman Publishing Group
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1991
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 576g
- ISBN-13: 9780856264542
- ISBN-10: 0856264547
- Artikelnr.: 22107651
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1. THE ORIGINS OF CHEMICAL GRAPH THEORY/Dennis H. Rouvray
1. Introduction
2. The first Use of Chemical Graphs
3. The Emergence of Structure Theory
4. The Concept of Valence
5. The Growth of Chemical Graph Theory
6. Isomer Enumeration Techniques
7. Early Additivity Studies
8. The Introduction of Topological Indices
9. Elementary Bonding Theory
10. Conclusion
11. References
2. ELEMENTS OF GRAPH THEORY FOR CHEMISTS/Oskar E. Polansky
1. What is a Graph and What Kinds of Graph Exist?
2. Some Graph
theoretical Terms
3. Connectedness of Graphs
4. Partitioning of a Graph
5. Planarity of Graphs
6. Line Graphs
7. Operations on Graphs
8. The Autolllorphism Group of a Graph
9. Matrix Representation and Eigenvalue Problems of Undirected Graphs
10. The Matrix Representation of Digraphs
11. Distances in Graphs and Digraphs
12. Metric and Topological Spaces for Simple Graphs
13. Graphs in Quantum Chemistry
14. Weighted Graphs
15. Bibliography
Acknowledgment
3. NOMENCLATURE OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS/Alan L. Goodson
1. Introduction
2. Development of Chemical Nomenclature
3. Development of Olemical Line Notations
4. Development of Graph Theory
5. Application of Graph Theory Olemical Nomenclature
6. Summary
7. References and Notes
4. POLYNOMIALS IN GRAPH THEORY/Ivan Gutman
1. Why Polynomials in Graph Theory?
2. On Olemical Applications of Graphic Polynomials
3. Polynomials
4. The Characteristic Polynomial
5. The Matching Polynomial
6. More Graphic Polynomials
7. References
5. ENUMERATION OF ISOMERS/Alexandru T. Balaban
1. Introduction
2. Definitions and Mathematical Background
3. Historical
4. Polya 's Theorem
s. Generalized Polya Theorem
6. Ruch's Double Coset Formalism
7. De Bruijn
Harary
Palmer Power Group Theory
8. Valence Isomers
9. Polyhexes
10. Diamond Hydrocarbons and Staggered Alkane Rotamers
11. Diastereomeric Annulenes
12. Isomers and Compucer Programs for Their Generation
13. Isomerism and Reaction Graphs
14. Conclusion
References
6 GRAPH THEORY AND MOLECULAR ORBITALS/Nenad TrlnajstiC
1. Introduction
2. Elements of Graph Spe:cttal Theory
3. The Essence of Hilckel Theory
4. Isomorphism of Hilckel Theory and Graph Spe:cttal Theory
s. The Spectrum of a Hilckel Graph
6. The Number Non
bonding Molecular Orbitals
7. Totalx
Electton Energy
8. Topological Resonance Energy
9. Concluding Remarks
10. References
INDEX.
1. Introduction
2. The first Use of Chemical Graphs
3. The Emergence of Structure Theory
4. The Concept of Valence
5. The Growth of Chemical Graph Theory
6. Isomer Enumeration Techniques
7. Early Additivity Studies
8. The Introduction of Topological Indices
9. Elementary Bonding Theory
10. Conclusion
11. References
2. ELEMENTS OF GRAPH THEORY FOR CHEMISTS/Oskar E. Polansky
1. What is a Graph and What Kinds of Graph Exist?
2. Some Graph
theoretical Terms
3. Connectedness of Graphs
4. Partitioning of a Graph
5. Planarity of Graphs
6. Line Graphs
7. Operations on Graphs
8. The Autolllorphism Group of a Graph
9. Matrix Representation and Eigenvalue Problems of Undirected Graphs
10. The Matrix Representation of Digraphs
11. Distances in Graphs and Digraphs
12. Metric and Topological Spaces for Simple Graphs
13. Graphs in Quantum Chemistry
14. Weighted Graphs
15. Bibliography
Acknowledgment
3. NOMENCLATURE OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS/Alan L. Goodson
1. Introduction
2. Development of Chemical Nomenclature
3. Development of Olemical Line Notations
4. Development of Graph Theory
5. Application of Graph Theory Olemical Nomenclature
6. Summary
7. References and Notes
4. POLYNOMIALS IN GRAPH THEORY/Ivan Gutman
1. Why Polynomials in Graph Theory?
2. On Olemical Applications of Graphic Polynomials
3. Polynomials
4. The Characteristic Polynomial
5. The Matching Polynomial
6. More Graphic Polynomials
7. References
5. ENUMERATION OF ISOMERS/Alexandru T. Balaban
1. Introduction
2. Definitions and Mathematical Background
3. Historical
4. Polya 's Theorem
s. Generalized Polya Theorem
6. Ruch's Double Coset Formalism
7. De Bruijn
Harary
Palmer Power Group Theory
8. Valence Isomers
9. Polyhexes
10. Diamond Hydrocarbons and Staggered Alkane Rotamers
11. Diastereomeric Annulenes
12. Isomers and Compucer Programs for Their Generation
13. Isomerism and Reaction Graphs
14. Conclusion
References
6 GRAPH THEORY AND MOLECULAR ORBITALS/Nenad TrlnajstiC
1. Introduction
2. Elements of Graph Spe:cttal Theory
3. The Essence of Hilckel Theory
4. Isomorphism of Hilckel Theory and Graph Spe:cttal Theory
s. The Spectrum of a Hilckel Graph
6. The Number Non
bonding Molecular Orbitals
7. Totalx
Electton Energy
8. Topological Resonance Energy
9. Concluding Remarks
10. References
INDEX.
1. THE ORIGINS OF CHEMICAL GRAPH THEORY/Dennis H. Rouvray
1. Introduction
2. The first Use of Chemical Graphs
3. The Emergence of Structure Theory
4. The Concept of Valence
5. The Growth of Chemical Graph Theory
6. Isomer Enumeration Techniques
7. Early Additivity Studies
8. The Introduction of Topological Indices
9. Elementary Bonding Theory
10. Conclusion
11. References
2. ELEMENTS OF GRAPH THEORY FOR CHEMISTS/Oskar E. Polansky
1. What is a Graph and What Kinds of Graph Exist?
2. Some Graph
theoretical Terms
3. Connectedness of Graphs
4. Partitioning of a Graph
5. Planarity of Graphs
6. Line Graphs
7. Operations on Graphs
8. The Autolllorphism Group of a Graph
9. Matrix Representation and Eigenvalue Problems of Undirected Graphs
10. The Matrix Representation of Digraphs
11. Distances in Graphs and Digraphs
12. Metric and Topological Spaces for Simple Graphs
13. Graphs in Quantum Chemistry
14. Weighted Graphs
15. Bibliography
Acknowledgment
3. NOMENCLATURE OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS/Alan L. Goodson
1. Introduction
2. Development of Chemical Nomenclature
3. Development of Olemical Line Notations
4. Development of Graph Theory
5. Application of Graph Theory Olemical Nomenclature
6. Summary
7. References and Notes
4. POLYNOMIALS IN GRAPH THEORY/Ivan Gutman
1. Why Polynomials in Graph Theory?
2. On Olemical Applications of Graphic Polynomials
3. Polynomials
4. The Characteristic Polynomial
5. The Matching Polynomial
6. More Graphic Polynomials
7. References
5. ENUMERATION OF ISOMERS/Alexandru T. Balaban
1. Introduction
2. Definitions and Mathematical Background
3. Historical
4. Polya 's Theorem
s. Generalized Polya Theorem
6. Ruch's Double Coset Formalism
7. De Bruijn
Harary
Palmer Power Group Theory
8. Valence Isomers
9. Polyhexes
10. Diamond Hydrocarbons and Staggered Alkane Rotamers
11. Diastereomeric Annulenes
12. Isomers and Compucer Programs for Their Generation
13. Isomerism and Reaction Graphs
14. Conclusion
References
6 GRAPH THEORY AND MOLECULAR ORBITALS/Nenad TrlnajstiC
1. Introduction
2. Elements of Graph Spe:cttal Theory
3. The Essence of Hilckel Theory
4. Isomorphism of Hilckel Theory and Graph Spe:cttal Theory
s. The Spectrum of a Hilckel Graph
6. The Number Non
bonding Molecular Orbitals
7. Totalx
Electton Energy
8. Topological Resonance Energy
9. Concluding Remarks
10. References
INDEX.
1. Introduction
2. The first Use of Chemical Graphs
3. The Emergence of Structure Theory
4. The Concept of Valence
5. The Growth of Chemical Graph Theory
6. Isomer Enumeration Techniques
7. Early Additivity Studies
8. The Introduction of Topological Indices
9. Elementary Bonding Theory
10. Conclusion
11. References
2. ELEMENTS OF GRAPH THEORY FOR CHEMISTS/Oskar E. Polansky
1. What is a Graph and What Kinds of Graph Exist?
2. Some Graph
theoretical Terms
3. Connectedness of Graphs
4. Partitioning of a Graph
5. Planarity of Graphs
6. Line Graphs
7. Operations on Graphs
8. The Autolllorphism Group of a Graph
9. Matrix Representation and Eigenvalue Problems of Undirected Graphs
10. The Matrix Representation of Digraphs
11. Distances in Graphs and Digraphs
12. Metric and Topological Spaces for Simple Graphs
13. Graphs in Quantum Chemistry
14. Weighted Graphs
15. Bibliography
Acknowledgment
3. NOMENCLATURE OF CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS/Alan L. Goodson
1. Introduction
2. Development of Chemical Nomenclature
3. Development of Olemical Line Notations
4. Development of Graph Theory
5. Application of Graph Theory Olemical Nomenclature
6. Summary
7. References and Notes
4. POLYNOMIALS IN GRAPH THEORY/Ivan Gutman
1. Why Polynomials in Graph Theory?
2. On Olemical Applications of Graphic Polynomials
3. Polynomials
4. The Characteristic Polynomial
5. The Matching Polynomial
6. More Graphic Polynomials
7. References
5. ENUMERATION OF ISOMERS/Alexandru T. Balaban
1. Introduction
2. Definitions and Mathematical Background
3. Historical
4. Polya 's Theorem
s. Generalized Polya Theorem
6. Ruch's Double Coset Formalism
7. De Bruijn
Harary
Palmer Power Group Theory
8. Valence Isomers
9. Polyhexes
10. Diamond Hydrocarbons and Staggered Alkane Rotamers
11. Diastereomeric Annulenes
12. Isomers and Compucer Programs for Their Generation
13. Isomerism and Reaction Graphs
14. Conclusion
References
6 GRAPH THEORY AND MOLECULAR ORBITALS/Nenad TrlnajstiC
1. Introduction
2. Elements of Graph Spe:cttal Theory
3. The Essence of Hilckel Theory
4. Isomorphism of Hilckel Theory and Graph Spe:cttal Theory
s. The Spectrum of a Hilckel Graph
6. The Number Non
bonding Molecular Orbitals
7. Totalx
Electton Energy
8. Topological Resonance Energy
9. Concluding Remarks
10. References
INDEX.