On specific factors in graphs
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Abstract: It is well known that if } is a multigraph and is a subset of even order, then contains a spanning forest such that each vertex from has an odd degree in and all the other vertices have an even degree in . This spanning forest may have isolated vertices. If this is not allowed in , then the situation is much more complicated. In this paper, we study this problem and generalize the concepts of even-factors and odd-factors in a unified form.
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