The Seven Bridges That Built Graph Theory

From Königsberg’s legendary bridges to the birth of graph theory: how Euler turned a simple city puzzle into a universal framework by treating landmasses as nodes and bridges as edges. We’ll trace Eulerian paths and circuits, Heierholzer’s formalization, and the far-reaching impact on networks, routing, and optimization—plus a hands-on challenge to design your own Eulerian puzzle.

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