MHB How to determine whether a graph is connected or not?

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To determine if a graph is connected, one can use standard search algorithms like Breadth-First Search (BFS) or Depth-First Search (DFS). Start the search from any node and track the visited nodes throughout the process. After the search completes, check for any unvisited nodes; if any exist, the graph is not connected. If all nodes are visited, the graph is confirmed to be connected. This method provides a practical approach to assessing graph connectivity.
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If you mean an algorithm, you can just use a standard search (BFS, DFS) starting from any point in the graph, keeping track of visited nodes. Once your search ends, check if there are any nodes that were not visited - if so, the graph is not connected, otherwise it is connected (can you prove this rigorously?).
 

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