What does semiacyclic mean?
Semiacyclic means (mathematics) Having no ascending cycles.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
(mathematics) Having no ascending cycles.
We provide an example of a tournament on nine vertices that can not be made semiacyclic, yet it may be represented as a dominance graph of coins, if we also allow coins that display their smaller side with greater probability.
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Semiacyclic means (mathematics) Having no ascending cycles.
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We provide an example of a tournament on nine vertices that can not be made semiacyclic, yet it may be represented as a dominance graph of coins, if we also allow coins that display their smaller side with greater probability.
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