Variations on the Hamiltonian Theme
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(59)- On the Hamilton connectivity of generalized Petersen graphs
- The classification of Hamiltonian generalized Petersen graphs
- Subgraphs intersecting any Hamiltonian cycle
- On a construction of Thomassen
- Scattering number and extremal non-Hamiltonian graphs
- A result on Hamiltonian cycles in generalized Petersen graphs
- Smallest maximally nonhamiltonian graphs
- Maximum nonhamiltonian tough graphs
- Smallest maximally nonhamiltonian graphs. II
- New families of hypohamiltonian graphs
- Panconnected graphs. II
- Hamiltonian cycles in generalized Petersen graphs
- On \((a,b)\)-consecutive Petersen graphs
- On the spanning connectivity of the generalized Petersen graphs \(P(n, 3)\)
- On hypohamiltonian graphs
- Hamilton saturated hypergraphs of essentially minimum size
- Minimizing the number of edges in \(\mathcal{C}_{\geq r} \)-saturated graphs
- On the Hamilton laceability of double generalized Petersen graphs
- The maximum size of a nonhamiltonian graph with given order and connectivity
- Constructing sparsest -Hamiltonian saturated k-uniform hypergraphs for a wide range of
- 2-spanning cyclability problems of some generalized Petersen graphs
- Sufficient conditions for graphs to be spanning connected
- Recognizing generalized Petersen graphs in linear time
- On the minimum size of Hamilton saturated hypergraphs
- Generalizations of the classics to spanning connectedness
- Lower bound on the number of Hamiltonian cycles of generalized Petersen graphs
- On the number of edges in a minimum \(C_6\)-saturated graph
- Revisit of Erdős-Gallai's theorem on the circumference of a graph
- Hyper-Hamiltonian generalized Petersen graphs
- Vertices missed by longest paths or circuits
- Structural and computational results on platypus graphs
- Non-Hamiltonian graphs in which every edge-contracted subgraph is Hamiltonian
- From the Coxeter graph to the Klein graph
- Sufficient conditions for Hamiltonian graphs in terms of (signless Laplacian) spectral radius
- Saturation numbers for families of graph subdivisions
- K₂-Hamiltonian graphs: I
- Spectral radius and Hamiltonian properties of graphs. II
- On the size of maximally non-Hamiltonian digraphs
- On hypohamiltonian and almost hypohamiltonian graphs
- Enumeration of Hamiltonian cycles in certain generalized Petersen graphs
- Further results on Hendry's Conjecture
- Ordering Q-indices of graphs: given size and circumference
- Saturation for the 3-uniform loose 3-cycle
- Sufficient spectral conditions for graphs being k-edge-Hamiltonian or k-Hamiltonian
- The maximum number of cliques in graphs with prescribed order, circumference and minimum degree
- K2‐Hamiltonian graphs: II
- Length of cycles in generalized Petersen graphs
- Hamiltonian circuits, Hamiltonian paths and branching graphs of benzenoid systems
- Rainbow Hamiltonicity with large edge numbers
- Rainbow Hamiltonicity and the spectral radius
- Maxima of the Q-index: forbidden rainbow Hamilton paths, matchings and linear forests
- The saturation number of C₆
- Cubic graphs having only k-cycles in each 2-factor
- Distinguishing graphs via cycles
- Some conditions for pancyclicity in t-tough graphs
- The maximum size of a nonhamiltonian-connected graph with given order and minimum degree
- Extending cycles in graphs
- Cubic maximal nontraceable graphs
- Hamilton-chain saturated hypergraphs
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