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Almost Every Graph - October 23, 2009Rating: 2.9/5 (31 votes cast)
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Poor Albert. Looks like he needs another edge to be in the group...
i was gonna do a better comic for today but didn't have time so just pulled this one from my reject pile.. it was supposed to be based on a theorem regarding how "almost every graph has an induced K_n" or something :-S
Ah no worries. Love the spiderweb for the "today" or "latest comic" button. Can we expect more custom "today" buttons?
Hm hope to see that othee comic soon;)
But Albert does contain at least a K^1 and a K^2, doesn't he?