After this, the mathematicians attempted to match a triangular graph to a square by tracing all possible paths in each shape and comparing the edge lengths and angles.

Next, the researchers tried to match a triangular graph to a square one by tracing all the possible paths in each shape and comparing the resulting collections of edge lengths and angles.

Robert Bowen, The Generation of Minimal Triangle Graphs, Mathematics of Computation, Vol. 21, No. 98 (Apr., 1967), pp. 248-250 ...

Triangle counting stands as a fundamental task in graph theory and network science, offering critical insights into the structural properties of complex systems. By enumerating all sets of three ...