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Friday 22nd October, 2010 16:00-17:00 Mathematics Building, room 516
There are a number of results in Graph Theory whose statements can be easily understood in terms of real-life situations. I will present a proof of one of these, known as the Friendship Theorem. The proof involves simple Combinatorics and Linear Algebra.
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