Beyond the Basics of Graphs & Networks

15 Feb 2024 · 24 min
23:45

Presentation by 제이범 정 (developer, offline research) titled “Beyond the Basics of Graphs & Networks.” The talk traces the evolution of Mathematica/Wolfram Language graph and network functionality across versions 8–13 (integration into system, data structures like adjacency lists/matrices, flows, Hamiltonian/Eulerian support, multigraphs, 3D visualization, edge tagging, topology/mesh connectivity), notes there are ~260 graph symbols now, and demonstrates applications: a US food-supply-chain resilience study, the Wolfram Physics Project (use of hypergraphs and resource functions), and a COVID-19 collaboration/community network analysis. The session ends with a live Q&A about algorithms (Hamiltonian checks), multilayer/3D visualization, and available tooling.

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