Adjacency Matrices
Adjacency Matrix is a discrete mathematical structure in graph theory that represents a finite graph by mapping its vertices into a square matrix where each entry indicates the presence (and possibly weight or multiplicity) of an edge between vertex pairs, thereby encoding the connectivity of a network in algebraic form.
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