Johnson graphs are panconnected
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Abstract: For any given with , the Johnson graph is defined as the graph whose vertex set is , where two vertices , are adjacent if and only if . A graph of order is panconnected if for every two vertices and , there is a - path of length for every integer with . In this paper, we prove that the Johnson graph is a panconnected graph.
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