Application of Graph Theory in Transportation Networks
Journal Title: International Journal of Scientific Research and Management - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 7
Abstract
When trying to estimate the maximum number of people who can fly from a city C i to a city C j through different routes and airports, one can use a networks N as a model. Let us assume the source s, as the origin C i of the trip and the sink t, as the destina tion C j , and the remaining internal nodes v i are the intermediate airports. An arc a = (v i , v j ) of N represents a direct flight from the city v i to the city v j and c(a) denotes the maximum number of seats available on a direct flight from v i to v j .
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Sanjay k umar Bisen
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