Usage of Eulerian and Hamiltonian Graph in Pandemic Situation
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https://doi.org/10.54060/JASE/001.01.002Keywords:
Graph, Eulerian, Hamiltonian, path, circuit, pandemic, hospitalAbstract
The existence of Euler and Hamiltonian graph make it easier to solve real life problem. During the time of pandemic “Covid -19” it is very essential for each one of us to be vaccinated. Vaccination is done in the hospitals by using Eulerian and Hamiltonian graph not only prevent people from infecting but also increase the speed of vaccination. In this paper, authors have discussed the use of graph theory to effectively handle the covid – 19 pandemic situations in the allocation of patients to appropriate hospitals. The work done in this paper, may be utilized for the hospital – patient management as well as for the study by upcoming researchers to utilize the graph theory in any complicated situations.
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