Redjard ,
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I would think a good way is to find an ordering of nodes. If you can order the nodes of any graph in a repeatable way depending only on the graphs shape, then the ordered form of V1 and V2 should be identical, and ordering E1 and E2 by their nodes would also yield identical lists, if and only if the graphs are isomorphic.

An easy start would be ordering by number of connections, but this of course is in no way sufficient.

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