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Proving connectedness.
Prove that if G is a disconnected graph, the complement graph G^G is connected, and in fact, diam(G^)<=2.
A proof is offered for the following statement: If G is a disconnected graph, the complement graph G^G is connected, and in fact, diam(G^)<=2.
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