On spanning cycles, paths and trees
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- Leaf number and Hamiltonian \(C_4\)-free graphs
- Spanning paths in graphs
- Connectivity, traceability and Hamiltonicity
- Minimum degree, leaf number and traceability.
- Leaf-critical and leaf-stable graphs
- A sufficient condition on traceable
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- Minimum degree, leaf number, and hamiltonicity
- Bounds on the leaf number in graphs of girth 4 or 5
- Spanning trees in directed circulant graphs and cycle power graphs
- On minimum degree, leaf number, traceability and Hamiltonicity in graphs
- Spanning paths and cycles in triangle-free graphs
- Radius, leaf number, connected domination number and minimum degree
- Average distance and connected domination
- On a conjecture by Griggs, Kleitman and Shastri
- Estimating the circumference of a graph in terms of its leaf number
- Spanning trees, Euler tours, medial graphs, left-right paths and cycle spaces
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