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Graph theory, rank and other characteristics
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[QUOTE="andrewkirk, post: 5744193, member: 265790"] I don't understand this question. I did not say anything about separation. Where did you get this problem? The link I gave defines rank in a way that applies to individual nodes, not the whole graph. It defines how to partition the graph into subsets, and all nodes in the same subset are given the same rank. [/QUOTE]
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