Biconnected Components
Note Biconnectivity in graphs is an important concept used to identify biconnected components (BCCs). A graph is biconnected if it is connected and does not have any articulation points, meaning removing any single vertex will not disconnect the graph. The biconnected components of a graph are maximal biconnected subgraphs. Strict Definition: A BCC should contain at least three vertices in a cycle, ensuring that the removal of any single vertex does not disconnect the component....