In the university, I just learnt flat graphs (2-dimensional graphs). So, I was wondering if it is possible to exist spatial graphs (3-dimensional graphs).
Do Spatial Graphs (3-Dimensional Graphs) Exist?
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Graphs are abstract data structures with edges and vertices, the nature of which is unspecified and not necessarily embedded in some geometric space. For instance, a family tree is a abstract graph.
Of course a natural representation is on a sheet of paper, hence embedded in 2D space. But 3D is also possible.
In particular, the edges and vertices of a polyhedron do form a graph embedded in 3D space.