Hamiltonicity in graphs with few P_ 4's
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R. Jamison and S. Olariu developed, starting from an extension of the notion of cograph, a theory of decomposition of graphs into \(P_ 4\)- connected components. It turned out in their work that the algorithmic idea to exploit the unique tree structure of cographs can be generalized to graphs with simple \(P_ 4\)-structure. This paper shows that deciding hamiltonicity and computing the path covering number are easy tasks for \(P_ 4\)-sparse and \(P_ 4\)-extendible graphs.
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