An orientation of a graph G with even number of vertices is Pfaffian if every even cycle C such that G-V(C) has a perfect matching has an odd number of edges directed in either direction of the cycle. The significance of Pfaffian orientations stems from the fact that if a graph G has one, then the number of perfect matchings of G can be computed in polynomial time. There is a classical result of Kasteleyn that every planar graph has a Pfaffian orientation. Little proved an elegant characterization of bipartite graphs that admit a Pfaffian orientation. Robertson, Seymour and Thomas (1999) gave a polynomial-time recognition algorithm to test whether a bipartite graph is Pfaffian by a structural description of bipartite graphs. In this paper, we consider the Pfaffian property of graphs embedding on the orientable surface with genus one (i.e., the torus). Some sufficient conditions for Pfaffian graphs on the torus are obtained. Furthermore, we show that all quadrilateral tilings on the torus are Pfaffian if and only if they are not bipartite graphs.
In this paper, as a generalization of the binomial random graph model, we define the model of multigraphs as follows： let G（n; {pk}） be the probability space of all the labelled loopless multigraphs with vertex set V = {v1, v2, ..., vn }, in which the distribution of tvi,vj, the number of the edges between any two vertices vi and vj is P{tvi,vj =k}=Pk, k=0, 1,2,...and they are independent of each other. Denote by Xd = Xd（G）,Yd = Yd（G）, Zd = Zd（G） and Zcd = Zcd（G） the number of vertices of G with degree d, at least d, at most d and between c and d. In this paper, we discuss the distribution of Xd, Yd, Zd and Zcd in the probability space G（n; （Pk））.
