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A vertex subsetX of a graphG is said to be cyclable inG if there is a cycle inG containing all vertices ofX. Ore [6] showed that the vertex set ofG with cardinalityn ≥ 3 is cyclable (i.e.G is hamiltonian) if the degree sum of any pair of nonadjacent vertices inG is at leastn. Shi [8] and Ota [7] respectively generalized Ore’s result by considering the cyclability of any vertex subsetX ofG under Ore type condition. Flandrinetal. [4] in 2005 extended Shi’s conclusion under the condition calledregionalOre′scondition. Zhu, Li and Deng [10] introduced the definition of implicit degrees of vertices. In this work, we generalize the result of Flandrinetal. under their type condition with implicit degree sums. More precisely, we obtain thatX is cyclable in ak-connected graphG if the implicit degree sum of any pair of nonadjacent verticesu,v ∈ Xi is at least the order ofG, where eachXi,i = 1,2, ⋯ ,k is a vertex subset ofG andX = ∪ ki = 1Xi. In [10], the authors demonstrated that the implicit degree of a vertex is at least the degree of the vertex. Hence our result is better than the result of Flandrinetal. in some way.
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Hao Li, Wantao Ning & Junqing Cai
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Li, H., Ning, W., Cai, J. (2011). An Implicit Degree Condition for Cyclability in Graphs. In: Atallah, M., Li, XY., Zhu, B. (eds) Frontiers in Algorithmics and Algorithmic Aspects in Information and Management. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 6681. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-21204-8_12
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