Complementary cycles of any length in regular bipartite tournaments
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Abstract: Let be a -regular bipartite tournament on vertices. We show that, for every with , has a cycle of length such that is hamiltonian unless is isomorphic to the special digraph . This statement was conjectured by Manoussakis, Song and Zhang [K. Zhang, Y. Manoussakis, and Z. Song. Complementary cycles containing a fixed arc in diregular bipartite tournaments. Discrete Mathematics, 133(1-3):325--328,1994]. In the same paper, the conjecture was proved for and more recently Bai, Li and He gave a proof for [Y. Bai, H. Li, and W. He. Complementary cycles in regular bipartite tournaments. Discrete Mathematics, 333:14--27, 2014].
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