Toughness threshold for the existence of 2-walks in K₄-minor-free graphs
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- Toughness, trees, and walks
- Toughness of \(K_{a,t}\)-minor-free graphs
- Vertex partitions of \(K_{4,4}\)-minor free graphs
- Toughness and spanning trees in K4‐minor‐free graphs
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- On K₄-minor free graphs whose second largest eigenvalue does not exceed 1
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