Q14
NATMarks unknownThe following algorithm (written in pseudo-pascal) work on an undirected graph program Explore (G) procedure Visit (u) begin if Adj (u) is not empty {comment:Adj (u) is the list of edges incident to u} then begin Select an edge from Adj (u); Let edge be e=(u, v) remove e from Adj (u) and Adj (v); Visit (v); end else mark u as a finished vertex and remove u from LIST {Comment: LIST is the set of vertices in the graph} end; begin While LIST is not empty do begin Let v ∊ LIST; Visit (v); end end. Note: Initially is the list of all edges incident to and LIST is the set of all vertices in the graph. They are globally accessible. What kind of subgraphs are obtained when this algorithm traverses the graphs and shown in Fig and Fig respectively?


What is the commonly Known traversal of graphs that can be obtained from the subgraphs generated by Program Explore? Show that the time complexity of the procedure is for a graph with vertices and edges, given that each vertex can be accessed and removed from LIST in constant time. Also, show that all edges of the graph are traversed.
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