Connectivity keeping edges of trees in 3-connected or 3-edge-connected graphs
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Abstract: Hasunuma [J. Graph Theory 102 (2023) 423-435] conjectured that for any tree of order , every -connected (or -edge-connected) graph with minimum degree at least contains a tree such that is still -connected (or -edge connected). Hasunuma verified this conjecture for . In this paper, we confirm this conjecture for .
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