Hamilton connected graphs
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(95)- Spectral analogues of Erdős' theorem on Hamilton-connected graphs
- Vertex pancyclic graphs
- Reciprocal degree distance and Hamiltonian properties of graphs
- Spanning 3-ended trees in almost claw-free graphs
- Uniform number of a graph
- Scattering number and extremal non-Hamiltonian graphs
- A degree sum condition for graphs to be covered by two cycles
- On a spanning \(k\)-tree in which specified vertices have degree less than \(k\)
- On the spanning connectivity and spanning laceability of hypercube-like networks
- One-to-one disjoint path covers on k-ary n-cubes
- On prisms, Möbius ladders and the cycle space of dense graphs
- On cubic 2-independent Hamiltonian connected graphs
- Application of complex networks theory in urban traffic network researches
- Proof of a conjecture of Haeggkvist on cycles and independent edges
- On spanning connected graphs
- On mutually independent Hamiltonian paths
- On \(k\)-path pancyclic graphs
- Circuits through specified edges
- Spanning trees: A survey
- Survey on path and cycle embedding in some networks
- On the normalized Laplacian spectral radius of traceable graphs
- The number of disjoint perfect matchings in semi-regular graphs
- Highly irregular
- Dirac-type conditions for Hamiltonian paths and cycles in 3-uniform hypergraphs
- On a k-tree containing specified leaves in a graph
- Spanning trees with at most \(k\) leaves in 2-connected \(K_{1 , r}\)-free graphs
- Covering the vertices of a digraph by cycles of prescribed length
- Long paths with endpoints in given vertex-subsets of graphs
- Spectral radius and Hamiltonicity of graphs with large minimum degree.
- Wheel and star-critical Ramsey numbers for quadrilateral
- Improved degree conditions for Hamiltonian properties
- Uniformly connected graphs -- a survey
- On the number of disjoint perfect matchings of regular graphs with given edge connectivity
- Paired many-to-many disjoint path covers of hypertori
- Hamilton-connectivity of line graphs with application to their detour index
- Hamilton-connectedness and Hamilton-laceability of planar geometric graphs with applications
- The property of Hamiltonian connectedness in Toeplitz graphs
- A sufficient condition for 𝑘-path Hamiltonian digraphs
- Hamiltonian-connected graphs
- Edge bounds in nonhamiltonian k-connected graphs
- The spanning laceability on the faulty bipartite hypercube-like networks
- Maximale Kreise in Graphen
- On a spanning \(K\)-tree containing specified vertices in a graph
- Some sufficient conditions for graphs being \(k\)-leaf-connected
- 2-tone coloring of chordal and outerplanar graphs
- Extremal problems on the Hamiltonicity of claw-free graphs
- Panconnected graphs. II
- Degree conditions for the existence of vertex-disjoint cycles and paths: a survey
- Sufficient conditions for Hamiltonian graphs in terms of (signless Laplacian) spectral radius
- Hamiltonian paths and hamiltonian connectivity in graphs
- Ore-type degree conditions for disjoint path covers in simple graphs
- On n-distant Hamiltonian line graphs
- Spanning subdivisions in Dirac graphs
- Graph theory
- Vertex pancyclic graphs
- On the extremal number of edges in Hamiltonian connected graphs
- Minimum degree ensuring that a hypergraph is Hamiltonian-connected
- Spanning 3-ended trees in \(k\)-connected \(K_{1,4}\)-free graphs
- Subdivision extendibility
- Properties, proved and conjectured, of Keller, Mycielski, and queen graphs
- Hamiltonicity in Partly claw-free graphs
- Extended Keller graph and its properties
- Degree conditions for spanning brooms
- Sufficient conditions for Hamilton-connected graphs in terms of (signless Laplacian) spectral radius
- Very fast construction of bounded‐degree spanning graphs via the semi‐random graph process
- Degree sum condition for \(k\)-ordered Hamiltonian connected graphs
- Sufficient conditions for graphs to be spanning connected
- Path connected graphs
- Improved sufficient conditions for Hamiltonian properties
- A sufficient condition for a graph to contain two disjoint Hamiltonian cycles
- Some sufficient conditions for graphs to be \(k\)-leaf-connected
- Theory of path length distributions. I
- Conditional fault hamiltonian connectivity of the complete graph
- Hamiltonian cycles in Dirac graphs
- Graphs uniquely Hamiltonian-connected from a vertex
- The existence of \(f\)-forests and \(f\)-trees in graphs
- Maximum non-path-connected graphs
- Spectral radius and Hamiltonian properties of graphs. II
- On the spanning fan-connectivity of graphs
- Degree sequence conditions for a graph to be disjoint path coverable
- Extending matchings in graphs: A survey
- A note on a spanning \((\alpha ,\beta )\)-ended tree in a bipartite graph
- Degree sums and spanning brooms of a graph
- Path extendable graphs
- On a spanning tree with specified leaves
- On path connected graphs
- Vertex-bipancyclicity in a bipartite graph collection
- The square of a block is Hamiltonian connected
- Hamiltonian extendable graphs
- On k-path Hamiltonian graphs and line-graphs
- Stars and their \(k\)-Ramsey numbers
- An asymptotic version of a conjecture by Enomoto and Ota
- On k-leaf-connected graphs
- On n-distant Hamiltonian line graphs
- A Fan-type condition for graphs to be \(k\)-leaf-connected
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