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Generate the queen's graph
ResourceFunction["QueensGraph"][n] generates a undirected graph with n2 vertices representing chess board positions and edges indicating valid moves between configurations. | |
ResourceFunction["QueensGraph"][{m,n}] generates a undirected graph with m×n vertices representing positions of a rectangular chess board. |
The first few n-queens graphs:
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Some rectangular queens graphs:
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The n-Queens graph is automatically laid out in the order of the appearance of the square numbering on the chessboard:
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Highlight vertex 1:
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Highlight the edge 26:
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Label individual vertices:
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Label all vertices:
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By default, the size of vertices is computed automatically:
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Specify the size of all vertices using symbolic vertex size:
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Visualize valid moves for the queen:
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The vertex coloring of the queen's graph:
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