Star subdivisions and connected even factors in the square of a graph
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Abstract: For any positive integer , a -factor in a graph is a connected even factor with maximum degree at most . We prove that if every induced in a graph has at least 3 edges in a block of degree at most two, then has a -factor. This extends the results of Hendry and Vogler and of Abderrezzak et al.
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