[Nauty] database of small graphs (slightly off-topic)

[Felix Goldberg]

Well, in the offline world there is the "Atlas of Graphs" though it only 
goes up to 7 vertices for all graphs, I think (and higher for spedcial 
classes).

Cheers,

On Thu, 28 Apr 2005, Jason Grout wrote:

> I've been using geng in my research to generate graphs with various 
> properties.  I'd like to make it easier for my advisor to list the graphs 
> that have certain properties.  I've already started working on a database of 
> small graphs (under 10 vertices or so), generated using geng.  The idea is to 
> create a web interface to the database that allows querying for graphs with 
> certain properties.  I know some of you have listings of graphs with specific 
> properties, but is there some publicly accessible database of all small 
> graphs and the various properties of each one?  Preferably the database would 
> allow queries over the web and would present the results in a format easily 
> usable for people without a lot of computer skills.
>
> Thanks,
> Jason
> --
> Jason Grout
> grout at math.byu.edu
>
>
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