Trees with Hamiltonian square
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(36)- On graphs whose square have strong Hamiltonian properties
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- Proof of Harary's conjecture on the reconstruction of trees
- A necessary condition for the square of a graph to be Hamiltonian
- Hamiltonian squares of cacti
- Remarks on Hamiltonian properties of powers of digraphs
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- The circumference of the square of a connected graph
- One node fault tolerance for caterpillars and starlike trees
- Spanning connectivity of the power of a graph and Hamilton-connected index of a graph
- Transversals in trees
- Hydras: directed hypergraphs and Horn formulas
- Clique-perfectness of complements of line graphs
- The maximum linear arrangement problem for trees under projectivity and planarity
- Extremal results on the spectral radius of function-weighted adjacency matrices
- Surrounding an active robber
- Separating subgraphs in k-trees: Cables and caterpillars
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