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A new lower bound on circumference (the length of a longest circuit) \(c(G)\) of a graph \(G\) in terms of girth \(g\) and minimum degree \(\delta\) of \(G\) is obtained in this paper as follows: \[ c(G) \geq \delta (\delta -1) ^ {\lfloor (g-3)/4 \rfloor} (p + 4/(\delta -2)) - g - 8/(\delta -2) \] where \(p \in \{ 1,2,3,4\}\) and \(p \equiv g+2\) (mod(4)). This new bound improves a few earlier results by Voss, Peyrat and Zhang.
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