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A graph is trivially a quotient graph of itself (each block of the partition is a single vertex), and the graph consisting of a single point is the quotient graph of any non-empty graph (the partition consisting of a single block of all vertices). The simplest non-trivial quotient graph is one
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A directed graph (blue and black) and its condensation (yellow). The strongly connected components (subsets of blue vertices within each yellow vertex) form the blocks of a partition giving rise to the
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formed by the contracted edges. However, for quotients more generally, the blocks of the partition giving rise to the quotient do not need to form connected subgraphs.
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under the covering map. However, covering maps have an additional requirement that is not true more generally of quotients, that the map be a local isomorphism.
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form the blocks of the partition. This construction can be used to derive a
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induced by the partition, then the quotient graph has vertex set
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of a directed graph is the quotient graph where the
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Index

graph theory
partition
equivalence relation
quotient object
category
concretizable
concrete category
quotient set
graph homomorphism
quotient map
vertex identification
edge contraction

condensation
strongly connected components
directed acyclic graph
edge contractions
connected components
covering graph
NP-complete
cubic graph
planar graph
Sanders, Peter
Graph partitioning and graph clustering
doi
10.1090/conm/588/11700
MR
3074893
Gabow, Harold N.
doi

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