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Title: Comprehensive supplementary reference
Review: Don't try to learn anything for the first time from this. In each of the book's 54 sections, information is delivered as bulleted lists of definitions and theorems (called "facts") and there are extensive references to the literature. To maximize brevity, there is seldom any narrative introduction and only a few brief examples. No proofs, just references to them.I noted two significant gaps in coverage. Since the main application of graph theory is in computer science, much of the Handbook relates to that field, yet there is no chapter on computational complexity. The other absent topic is scale-free graphs.
