It's no secret that I love graph theory. In this video, I review my favorite graph theory book of all time: Introduction to Graph Theory by Richard J. Trudeau. Indeed, this book might even be my favorite mathematics book of all time.

The real beauty of this book is how approachable it is. The book aspires to not only teach graph theory but also show readers what pure mathematics is all about. But as Trudeau writes in the preface, the primary audience for this book is the "mathematically traumatized."

Trudeau's gentle approach, full of wonder and excitement, offers a fun and approachable introduction to graph theory and pure mathematics for readers of all mathematical backgrounds — even if you've had a bad experience with mathematics in the past.

☞ Purchase the book here: https://amzn.to/3zH7rlK

Other videos mentioned in this video:

🎥 The Russell-Zermelo Paradox: https://bit.ly/3gUnpR3
🎥 Graph Theory With Python Series: https://bit.ly/3bn0dcB


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