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Graduate level Graph theory
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At graduate level, I would think, you would be looking at specialist books on algebraic graph theory, algorithmic graph theory, random graph theory, etc.
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You could also start on the basics of Matroid Theory. Graphs are a special type of matroid ad some areas of graph theory research are done with matroids.
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If you're interested in algebraic stuff, I think Godsil and Royal's book Algebraic Graph Theory is an awesome resource. Lots of cool topics covered in there.
I found Bouwer and Haemers book on spectral graph theory a little terse when I used it for a reading group, but I also really enjoyed some of the content.
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I would advise reading Diestal if you haven't already. Also think about understanding the probabilistic method. Luke Postle has his courses on the two on YouTube.
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