Nonseparating cycles avoiding specific vertices
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(12)- Removable paths and cycles with parity constraints
- Non-separating subgraphs
- Nonseparating Induced Cycles Consisting of Contractible Edges in k-Connected Graphs
- A weaker version of Lovász' path removal conjecture
- Nonseparating Cycles in 4-Connected Graphs
- Linkages and removable paths avoiding vertices
- Induced paths in 5-connected graphs
- Non-separating subgraphs in highly connected graphs
- Non-separating cycles and discrete Jordan curves
- Note on non-separating and removable cycles in highly connected graphs
- Chromatic number, induced cycles, and non-separating cycles
- Cycles in k-connected graphs whose deletion results in a (k-2)-connected graph
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