Database GRAPH THEORY Undirected graphs Undirected simple graphs usgr2edg1  
				
		 
		
			
		 
		Description:   If a vertex is adjacent to two different vertices in a simple graph,
       there is not only one edge starting at this vertex.  (Contributed by Alexander van der Vekens , 10-Dec-2017)   (Revised by AV , 17-Oct-2020) 
       (Proof shortened by AV , 8-Jun-2021) 
		
			
				
					Ref 
					Expression 
				 
					
						Hypotheses 
						usgrf1oedg.i   ⊢   I  =    iEdg   ⁡  G        
					 
					
						usgrf1oedg.e   ⊢   E  =    Edg   ⁡  G        
					 
				
					Assertion 
					usgr2edg1    ⊢     G  ∈  USGraph    ∧   A  ≠  B     ∧     N  A    ∈  E    ∧    B  N    ∈  E      →   ¬   ∃!  x  ∈   dom  ⁡  I     N  ∈   I  ⁡  x              
				 
			
		 
		
				Proof 
				
					
						Step 
						Hyp 
						Ref 
						Expression 
					 
						
							1 
								
							 
							usgrf1oedg.i  ⊢   I  =    iEdg   ⁡  G        
						
							2 
								
							 
							usgrf1oedg.e  ⊢   E  =    Edg   ⁡  G        
						
							3 
								
							 
							usgrumgr   ⊢   G  ∈  USGraph    →   G  ∈  UMGraph         
						
							4 
								1  2 
							 
							umgr2edg1   ⊢     G  ∈  UMGraph    ∧   A  ≠  B     ∧     N  A    ∈  E    ∧    B  N    ∈  E      →   ¬   ∃!  x  ∈   dom  ⁡  I     N  ∈   I  ⁡  x              
						
							5 
								3  4 
							 
							sylanl1   ⊢     G  ∈  USGraph    ∧   A  ≠  B     ∧     N  A    ∈  E    ∧    B  N    ∈  E      →   ¬   ∃!  x  ∈   dom  ⁡  I     N  ∈   I  ⁡  x