👉 The term "olographic" is used in the field of graph theory and computational geometry to describe a graph that has an adjacency matrix whose entries are all 1s. In other words, it is a graph with no loops or multiple edges between vertices, and its adjacency matrix represents the incidence structure of the graph, such as the presence or absence of certain types of connections. In computer science, olographic graphs can be used to model various topological data structures, such as multigraph
