Generating a lattice graph

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How can I generate the following lattice graph?



**A lattice graph**



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Is it possible to this using GridGraph?






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  • GraphicsGrid[ Table[GraphPlot[Table[i -> Mod[i^p, m], i, m]], m, 30, 33, p, 2, 5], Frame -> All] Lots of variants to play with and explore.
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    It is not clear to me what you want. This does not look like a graph. It has no connections. Do you just want to draw circles at certain coordinates? If yes, please say so. But in that case, the question has nothing to do with graphs.
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How can I generate the following lattice graph?



**A lattice graph**



You are welcome to make your own assumptions.



Is it possible to this using GridGraph?






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  • GraphicsGrid[ Table[GraphPlot[Table[i -> Mod[i^p, m], i, m]], m, 30, 33, p, 2, 5], Frame -> All] Lots of variants to play with and explore.
    – Moo
    2 hours ago







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    It is not clear to me what you want. This does not look like a graph. It has no connections. Do you just want to draw circles at certain coordinates? If yes, please say so. But in that case, the question has nothing to do with graphs.
    – Szabolcs
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How can I generate the following lattice graph?



**A lattice graph**



You are welcome to make your own assumptions.



Is it possible to this using GridGraph?






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How can I generate the following lattice graph?



**A lattice graph**



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Is it possible to this using GridGraph?






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  • GraphicsGrid[ Table[GraphPlot[Table[i -> Mod[i^p, m], i, m]], m, 30, 33, p, 2, 5], Frame -> All] Lots of variants to play with and explore.
    – Moo
    2 hours ago







  • 1




    It is not clear to me what you want. This does not look like a graph. It has no connections. Do you just want to draw circles at certain coordinates? If yes, please say so. But in that case, the question has nothing to do with graphs.
    – Szabolcs
    1 hour ago
















  • GraphicsGrid[ Table[GraphPlot[Table[i -> Mod[i^p, m], i, m]], m, 30, 33, p, 2, 5], Frame -> All] Lots of variants to play with and explore.
    – Moo
    2 hours ago







  • 1




    It is not clear to me what you want. This does not look like a graph. It has no connections. Do you just want to draw circles at certain coordinates? If yes, please say so. But in that case, the question has nothing to do with graphs.
    – Szabolcs
    1 hour ago















GraphicsGrid[ Table[GraphPlot[Table[i -> Mod[i^p, m], i, m]], m, 30, 33, p, 2, 5], Frame -> All] Lots of variants to play with and explore.
– Moo
2 hours ago





GraphicsGrid[ Table[GraphPlot[Table[i -> Mod[i^p, m], i, m]], m, 30, 33, p, 2, 5], Frame -> All] Lots of variants to play with and explore.
– Moo
2 hours ago





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It is not clear to me what you want. This does not look like a graph. It has no connections. Do you just want to draw circles at certain coordinates? If yes, please say so. But in that case, the question has nothing to do with graphs.
– Szabolcs
1 hour ago




It is not clear to me what you want. This does not look like a graph. It has no connections. Do you just want to draw circles at certain coordinates? If yes, please say so. But in that case, the question has nothing to do with graphs.
– Szabolcs
1 hour ago










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GridGraph[4, 4, EdgeStyle -> White, VertexSize -> Medium, 
 VertexStyle -> White, Frame -> True, PlotRangePadding -> Scaled[.25]]


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You can also use GraphComputation`EmptyGraph:



Framed @ Show[GraphComputation`EmptyGraph[Range[16]],
 ImageMargins -> Scaled[.05], ImageSize -> 300]


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    GridGraph[4, 4, EdgeStyle -> White, VertexSize -> Medium, 
     VertexStyle -> White, Frame -> True, PlotRangePadding -> Scaled[.25]]


    enter image description here



    You can also use GraphComputation`EmptyGraph:



    Framed @ Show[GraphComputation`EmptyGraph[Range[16]],
     ImageMargins -> Scaled[.05], ImageSize -> 300]


    enter image description here






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      GridGraph[4, 4, EdgeStyle -> White, VertexSize -> Medium, 
       VertexStyle -> White, Frame -> True, PlotRangePadding -> Scaled[.25]]


      enter image description here



      You can also use GraphComputation`EmptyGraph:



      Framed @ Show[GraphComputation`EmptyGraph[Range[16]],
       ImageMargins -> Scaled[.05], ImageSize -> 300]


      enter image description here






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        GridGraph[4, 4, EdgeStyle -> White, VertexSize -> Medium, 
         VertexStyle -> White, Frame -> True, PlotRangePadding -> Scaled[.25]]


        enter image description here



        You can also use GraphComputation`EmptyGraph:



        Framed @ Show[GraphComputation`EmptyGraph[Range[16]],
         ImageMargins -> Scaled[.05], ImageSize -> 300]


        enter image description here






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        GridGraph[4, 4, EdgeStyle -> White, VertexSize -> Medium, 
         VertexStyle -> White, Frame -> True, PlotRangePadding -> Scaled[.25]]


        enter image description here



        You can also use GraphComputation`EmptyGraph:



        Framed @ Show[GraphComputation`EmptyGraph[Range[16]],
         ImageMargins -> Scaled[.05], ImageSize -> 300]


        enter image description here







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