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Decompositions of digraphs into paths and cycles
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    Decompositions of digraphs into paths and cycles (English)
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    If A denotes a subset of the vertex set V of a directed graph G, let f(A) denote the number of arcs directed from a vertex of A to a vertex of \(V\setminus A\); let \(\lambda_ G\) denote the supremum of f(A) over all subsets A. The author shows, among other things, that there exists a partition of the arcs of any directed graph G into at most \(\lambda_ G\) elementary paths and cycles.
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    directed graph
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    paths
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    cycles
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