update words.md, modify some mistakes in Graph.md.
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@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ Conclusion on Chapter Six: Graph
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+ 简单通路:沿途顶点互异的通路。
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+ 简单环路:除起点和终点外沿途所有顶点均互异的环路。
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欧拉环路:经过图中各边一次且恰好一次的环路。比如说一笔画问题。
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哈密尔顿环路:经过图中各顶点一次且恰好一次的环路。
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+ 欧拉环路:经过图中各边一次且恰好一次的环路。比如说一笔画问题。
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+ 哈密尔顿环路:经过图中各顶点一次且恰好一次的环路。
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## 图的表示
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@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ void Graph<Tv, Te>::BFS(int x, int& clock){
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Q.enqueue(x);
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while(!Q.empty()){
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x = Q.dequeue();
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for(int w = firstNeighbor(x); w != -1; w = nextNeighbor(x, w))
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for(int w = firstNeighbor(x); w != -1; w = nextNeighbor(x, w)){
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if(status(w) == UNDISCOVERED){
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status(w) = DISCOVERED;
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dtime(w) = ++clock;
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@@ -75,8 +75,9 @@ void Graph<Tv, Te>::BFS(int x, int& clock){
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Q.enqueue(w);
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}
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else type(x, w) = CROSS;
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}
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status(x) = VISITED;
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}
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status(x) = VISITED;
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}
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```
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@@ -163,7 +164,7 @@ DFS的时间复杂度也与BFS一致。
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根据各个顶点的发现时间`dtime`和访问时间`ftime`,可以对顶点进行分类,获得顶点之间的祖先与后代关系信息。
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记`active(u) = [dtime(x), ftime(x)]`为顶点x在有向图G中的活跃期,括号引理即
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记`active(u) = [dtime(u), ftime(u)]`为顶点`u`在有向图G中的活跃期,括号引理即
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+ 若$active(u) \subseteq active(v)$,则u是v的后代。
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+ 若$active(u) \supseteq active(v)$,则u是v的祖先。
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@@ -1559,4 +1559,67 @@ Some Words
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- She affirmed her intention to apply for the post.
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- The government has affirmed its commitment to equal rights.
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+
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## 28th, October
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+ susceptible
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> (adj)easily influenced or harmed by something</br>
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> (adj)used to describe someone who is easily emotionally influenced
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- These plants are particularly susceptible to frost.
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- She isn't very susceptible to flattery.
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- They persuade susceptible teenagers to part with their money.
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+ psychiatrist
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> (n)a doctor who treats people suffering from mental illness.
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+ affiliation
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> (n)a connection with a political party or religion, or with a larger organization.
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- Their lack of affiliation to any particular bank allows them to give objective financial advice.
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- The kidnappers had no affiliation with any military group.
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+ substantial
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> (adj)large in size, value or importance
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- The findings show a substantial difference between the opinions of men and women.
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- She inherited a substantial fortune from her grandmother.
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+ bipedal
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> (adj)walking on two legs, or relating to this movement
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- He was facinated by the gaint, bipedal ape.
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- Some dinosaurs were capable of bipedal walking.
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+ bedrock
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> (n)the solid rock in the ground which supports all the soil above it.</br>
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> (n)the bedrock of something is the principles, ideas, or facts on which it is based.
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- Mutual trust is the bedrock of a relationship.
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- We believe in religious freedom as a bedrock principle of our democracy.
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+ railroad
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> (v)to force something to happen or force someone to do something, especially quickly or unfairly.
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- We were railroaded into signing the agreement.
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- He more or less railroaded the rest of the Europe into recognising the new "independent" states.
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+ substantiate
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> (v)to show something to be true, or to support a claim with facts.
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- We have evidence to substantiate the allegations against him.
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- Reports that children had been hurt have not been substantiated.
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+ chauvinistic
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> (adj)believing or showing an unreasonable belief that your own country or race is the best or most important.</br>
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> (adj)believing that or behaving as if women are naturally less important, intelligent, or able than men.
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- It is a deeply chauvinistic community where the few women who have jobs are ridiculed.
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+ prod
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> (v)to push something or someone with your finger or with a pointed object.</br>
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> (v)to encourage someone to take action, especially when they are being slow or unwilling.
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- I prodded her in the back to get her attention.
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- She prodded the cake with her fork to see if it was cooked.
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- He gets things done, but only after I've prodded him into doing them.
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