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New paper in MATCH: A Note on the TxGraffiti Conjecture about Harmonic Index and Minimum Maximal Matching Number
Publication New paper in MATCH: A Note on the TxGraffiti Conjecture about Harmonic Index and Minimum Maximal Matching Number 2026 · Graph Theory and its Applications Türker Bıyıkoğlu has published a new note in MATCH Communications in Mathematical and in Computer Chemistry. The paper addresses a conjecture generated by the automated conjecturing program TxGraffiti concerning
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Research Seminar by Türker Bıyıkoğlu
Seminar Announcement — Mathematics Research Center Research Seminar Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity of graphs Türker Bıyıkoğlu Mathematics Research Center, ASOIU Date April 16, 2026 Time 13:30 Location MRC @ UFAZ 101 Mathematics Research Center · ASOIU, Baku All seminars →
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General Seminar by Turker Biyikoglu
Seminar Announcement — Mathematics Research Center General Seminar Graph Entropy, Degree Assortativity, and Hierarchical Structures in Networks Türker Bıyıkoğlu ~Mathematics Research Center, ASOIU Date October 9, 2025 Time 14:00 Location MRC @ UFAZ 101 Abstract There are various network descriptors for the understanding of complex networks. A major theme in complex networks is to understand the relations between
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General Seminar by Turker Biyikoglu
Seminar Announcement — Mathematics Research Center General Seminar Graph Entropy, Degree Assortativity, and Hierarchical Structures in Networks Türker Bıyıkoğlu ~Mathematics Research Center, ASOIU Date October 9, 2025 Time 14:00 Location MRC @ UFAZ 101 Abstract There are various network descriptors for the understanding of complex networks. A major theme in complex networks is to understand the relations between
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Seminar by Türker Bıyıkoğlu at ASOIU
General Seminar October 9, 2024 MRC member Türker Bıyıkoğlu lectures on graph entropy and network structures As part of ASOIU general seminar series, MRC member Türker Bıyıkoğlu delivered a talk on “Graph Entropy, Degree Assortativity, and Hierarchical Structures in Networks” on October 9, 2024. The lecture explored the relationships between key descriptors of complex networks
