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- Hamiltonian circuits on simple 3-polytopes
- Polytopes, graphs, and complexes
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(24)- On shortness coefficients of simple 3-polytopal graphs with only one type of faces besides triangles
- Hamiltonian circuits in polytopes with even sided faces
- Pairs of edge disjoint Hamiltonian circuits in 5-connected planar graphs
- Hamiltonian properties of polyhedra with few 3-cuts. A survey
- Vertices missed by longest paths or circuits
- The smallest non-Hamiltonian 3-connected cubic planar graphs have 38 vertices
- \(K_2\)-Hamiltonian graphs: I
- Planar cubic hypohamiltonian and hypotraceable graphs
- Simple 3-polytopal graphs with edges of only two types and shortness coefficients
- Shortness parameters of families of regular planar graphs in two or three types of faces
- Pairs of edge-disjoint Hamiltonian circuits
- Shortness exponents for polytopes which are k-gonal modulo n
- K2‐Hamiltonian graphs: II
- Hamiltonian cycles in some family of cubic 3-connected plane graphs
- Longest cycles in cyclically 4-edge-connected cubic planar graphs
- Planar and infinite hypohamiltonian and hypotraceable graphs
- On the circumference of 3-connected cubic triangle-free plane graphs
- Shortness coefficient of cyclically 4-edge-connected cubic graphs
- Shortness coefficient of cyclically 5-connected cubic planar graphs
- Unimodular systems of vectors are embeddable in the (0, 1)-cube
- On cubic polyhedral graphs with prescribed adjacency properties of their faces
- Non-Hamiltonian simple 3-polytopes having just two types of faces
- Shortness coefficients of simple 3-polytopal graphs with edges of only two types
- Hamiltonian circuits in simple 3-polytopes with up to 26 vertices
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