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Discrete Mathematics
Volume 286, Issue 3, 28 September 2004, Pages 177-184
 
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On removable even circuits in graphs*1

P. A. SinclairE-mail The Corresponding Author, E-mail The Corresponding Author

Department of Mathematics, College of Natural Sciences, University of Ulsan, P.O. Box 18, Ulsan 680749, Republic of Korea

Received 9 October 2002; 
Revised 26 February 2004; 
accepted 5 March 2004. 
Available online 23 August 2004.

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Abstract

Let G be a connected graph with minimum degree at least 3. We prove that there exists an even circuit C in G such that GE(C) is either connected or contains precisely two components one of which is isomorphic to a 1-bond. We further prove sufficient conditions for there to exist an even circuit C in a 2-connected simple graph G such that GE(C) is 2-connected. As a consequence of this, we obtain sufficient conditions for there to exist an even circuit C in a 2-connected graph G for which GE(C) is 2-connected.

Author Keywords: Removable even circuits

Article Outline

1. Definitions and notation
2. Introduction
3. Even circuits in connected graphs
4. Removable even circuits in 2-connected simple graphs
5. Removable circuits in 2-connected graphs
Acknowledgements
References





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