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The Cartesian product of a \(k\)-extendable and an \(l\)-extendable graph is \((k+l+1)\)-extendable (English)
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16 January 1993
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The authors prove that the Cartesian product of a \(k\)-extendable and an \(l\)-extendable graph is \((k+l+1)\)-extendable.
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extendable graph
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Cartesian product
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