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\(k\)-connectivity and decomposition of graphs into forests
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    \(k\)-connectivity and decomposition of graphs into forests (English)
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    1 February 1995
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    The authors show that for every \(k\)-(edge) connected graph there exists a sequence of spanning trees \((T_ 1,\dots, T_ k)\), such that \(T_ 1\cup T_ 2\cup\cdots \cup T_ j\) is \(j\)-(edge) connected for every \(1\leq j\leq k\).
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    \(k\)-connectivity
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    decomposition
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    forests
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    spanning trees
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