A class of cubic graphs satisfying Berge conjecture
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In this paper, the authors study the more general result of the Berge conjecture. They show that this conjecture holds for every bridgeless cubic graph containing two perfect matchings with at most one common edge. They provide several lemmas and a main theorem.
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