Finding Hamilton cycles in sparse random graphs
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We describe a polynomial time \((O(n^ 3\log n))\) algorithm which has a high probability of finding Hamilton cycles in 2 classes of random graph which have constant average degree: the m-out model and the random regular graph model. We also show how the algorithm can be used to find a large cycle in a sparse random graph.
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