Short cycle covers of graphs with minimum degree three
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Abstract: The Shortest Cycle Cover Conjecture of Alon and Tarsi asserts that the edges of every bridgeless graph with edges can be covered by cycles of total length at most . We show that every cubic bridgeless graph has a cycle cover of total length at most and every bridgeless graph with minimum degree three has a cycle cover of total length at most .
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