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A complete solution of a problem of Bondy concerning multipartite tournaments (English)
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23 April 1996
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An \(n\)-partite tournament is an orientation of a complete \(n\)-partite graph. In 1976, Bondy raised the following problem: does every strong \(n\)-partite \((n \geq 5)\) tournament, with at least two vertices in each partite set, contain an \((n + 1)\)-cycle? A negative answer to this question was obtained by the reviewer in 1982 and, independently, by R. Balakrishnan and P. Paulraja in 1984. The purpose of this paper is to provide a characterization of all such \(n\)-partite tournaments without \((n + 1)\)-cycles.
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problem of Bondy
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tournament
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