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Since long before the filing date of the ’069 patent, graph theory has been actively applied in a variety of industries and fields, includ- ing integrated circuit design, operations research, and computer networks.
These topologies were routinely represented using graph theory (with computers as nodes, and connections as edges), with mathematical proofs or simulations developed to model the performance and reliability of the network.
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