Directed graphs
Content created by Egbert Rijke, Fredrik Bakke and Jonathan Prieto-Cubides.
Created on 2022-02-10.
Last modified on 2024-12-03.
module graph-theory.directed-graphs where
Imports
open import foundation.cartesian-product-types open import foundation.dependent-pair-types open import foundation.function-types open import foundation.identity-types open import foundation.universe-levels
Idea
A directed graph consists of a type of vertices equipped with a binary, type
valued relation of edges. Alternatively, one can define a directed graph to
consist of a type V
of vertices, a type E
of edges, and a map
E → V × V
determining the source and target of each edge.
To see that these two definitions are equivalent, recall that -types preserve equivalences and a type family is equivalent to by type duality. Using these two observations we make the following calculation:
Definition
Directed-Graph : (l1 l2 : Level) → UU (lsuc l1 ⊔ lsuc l2) Directed-Graph l1 l2 = Σ (UU l1) (λ V → V → V → UU l2) module _ {l1 l2 : Level} (G : Directed-Graph l1 l2) where vertex-Directed-Graph : UU l1 vertex-Directed-Graph = pr1 G edge-Directed-Graph : (x y : vertex-Directed-Graph) → UU l2 edge-Directed-Graph = pr2 G total-edge-Directed-Graph : UU (l1 ⊔ l2) total-edge-Directed-Graph = Σ ( vertex-Directed-Graph) ( λ x → Σ vertex-Directed-Graph (edge-Directed-Graph x)) source-total-edge-Directed-Graph : total-edge-Directed-Graph → vertex-Directed-Graph source-total-edge-Directed-Graph = pr1 target-total-edge-Directed-Graph : total-edge-Directed-Graph → vertex-Directed-Graph target-total-edge-Directed-Graph e = pr1 (pr2 e) edge-total-edge-Directed-Graph : (e : total-edge-Directed-Graph) → edge-Directed-Graph ( source-total-edge-Directed-Graph e) ( target-total-edge-Directed-Graph e) edge-total-edge-Directed-Graph e = pr2 (pr2 e) direct-predecessor-Directed-Graph : vertex-Directed-Graph → UU (l1 ⊔ l2) direct-predecessor-Directed-Graph x = Σ vertex-Directed-Graph (λ y → edge-Directed-Graph y x) direct-successor-Directed-Graph : vertex-Directed-Graph → UU (l1 ⊔ l2) direct-successor-Directed-Graph x = Σ vertex-Directed-Graph (edge-Directed-Graph x)
Alternative definition
module alternative where Directed-Graph' : (l1 l2 : Level) → UU (lsuc l1 ⊔ lsuc l2) Directed-Graph' l1 l2 = Σ (UU l1) λ V → Σ (UU l2) (λ E → (E → V) × (E → V)) module _ {l1 l2 : Level} (G : Directed-Graph' l1 l2) where vertex-Directed-Graph' : UU l1 vertex-Directed-Graph' = pr1 G edge-Directed-Graph' : UU l2 edge-Directed-Graph' = pr1 (pr2 G) source-edge-Directed-Graph : edge-Directed-Graph' -> vertex-Directed-Graph' source-edge-Directed-Graph = pr1 (pr2 (pr2 G)) target-edge-Directed-Graph : edge-Directed-Graph' -> vertex-Directed-Graph' target-edge-Directed-Graph = pr2 (pr2 (pr2 G))
module equiv {l1 l2 : Level} where open alternative Directed-Graph-to-Directed-Graph' : Directed-Graph l1 l2 -> Directed-Graph' l1 (l1 ⊔ l2) pr1 (Directed-Graph-to-Directed-Graph' G) = vertex-Directed-Graph G pr1 (pr2 (Directed-Graph-to-Directed-Graph' G)) = Σ ( vertex-Directed-Graph G) ( λ x → Σ (vertex-Directed-Graph G) λ y → edge-Directed-Graph G x y) pr1 (pr2 (pr2 (Directed-Graph-to-Directed-Graph' G))) = pr1 pr2 (pr2 (pr2 (Directed-Graph-to-Directed-Graph' G))) = pr1 ∘ pr2 Directed-Graph'-to-Directed-Graph : Directed-Graph' l1 l2 -> Directed-Graph l1 (l1 ⊔ l2) pr1 (Directed-Graph'-to-Directed-Graph (V , E , st , tg)) = V pr2 (Directed-Graph'-to-Directed-Graph (V , E , st , tg)) x y = Σ E (λ e → (Id (st e) x) × (Id (tg e) y))
See also
External links
- Digraph at Lab
- Directed graph at Lab
- Directed graph on Wikidata
- Directed graph at Wikipedia
- Directed graph at Wolfram MathWorld
Recent changes
- 2024-12-03. Egbert Rijke. Hofmann-Streicher universes for graphs and globular types (#1196).
- 2024-10-16. Fredrik Bakke. Some links in elementary number theory (#1199).
- 2023-11-09. Fredrik Bakke. Typeset
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(#911). - 2023-10-13. Egbert Rijke. Fix links to wikidata to the recommended links; add concept tags at end of file for testing purposes (#837).
- 2023-10-12. Egbert Rijke. Creating internal and external links in Graph Theory (#832).