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Cycles and paths through specified vertices in k-connected graphs (English)
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Let G be a k-connected graph with minimum degree d and at least 2d vertices. Then G has a cycle of length at least 2d through any specified set of k vertices. A similar result for paths is also given.
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longest cycle
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Dirac's theorem
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minimum degree
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cycle
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paths
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