Ends #
This file contains a definition of the ends of a simple graph, as sections of the inverse system assigning, to each finite set of vertices, the connected components of its complement.
The components outside a given set of vertices K
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The connected component of v in G.induce Kแถ.
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The set of vertices of G making up the connected component C
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In an infinite graph, the set of components out of a finite set is nonempty.
A ComponentCompl specialization of Quot.lift, where soundness has to be proved only
for adjacent vertices.
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The induced graph on the vertices C.
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Any vertex adjacent to a vertex of C and not lying in K must lie in C.
Assuming G is preconnected and K not empty, given any connected component C outside of K,
there exists a vertex k โ K adjacent to a vertex v โ C.
If K โ L, the components outside of L are all contained in a single component outside of K.
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For a locally finite preconnected graph, the number of components outside of any finite set is finite.
The functor assigning, to a finite set in V, the set of connected components in its complement.
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The end of a graph, defined as the sections of the functor component_compl_functor .