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    Toughness and Hamiltonicity in \(k\)-trees (English)
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    The number of components of a simple, undirected graph \(G\) is denoted by \(\omega(G)\); \(G\) is \(t\)-tough if, for every subset \(S\) of \(V(G)\), \(\omega(G-S)>1\Rightarrow| S| \geq t\omega(G-S)\); the toughness \(\tau(G)\) is \(\max\{t:G\text{ is }t\)-tough
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    \(t\)-tough graph
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    Hamiltonian graph
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    traceable graph
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    chordal graph
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    complexity
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