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\((k,g)\)-cages are 3-connected
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    \((k,g)\)-cages are 3-connected (English)
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    A \(k\)-regular graph of girth \(g\) which has the smallest number of vertices among all \(k\)-regular graphs of girth \(g\) is called a \((k,g)\)-cage. The authors show that all cages are 3-connected.
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