Triangulation schemes of three-component systems
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The paper is devoted to classification of isobaric-isothermal intersection diagrams of a system which consists of \(M\) binary and \(N\) ternary compounds. The triangulation scheme of this three-component system is considered as a graph with \(v\) vertices, \(f\) faces and \(e\) edges. Construction of the hierarchical classification scheme is based upon the number of binary compounds.
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