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On Hamiltonian Bypasses in Digraphs satisfying Meyniel-like Condition
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Samvel Kh Darbinyan
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/ Graph theory
2023
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On Hamiltonian Bypasses in Digraphs satisfying Meyniel-like Condition
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On Hamiltonian Bypasses in Digraphs satisfying Meyniel-like Condition
2023
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Let \\(G\\) be a strongly connected directed graph of order \\(p 3\\). In this paper, we show that if \\(d(x)+d(y) 2p-2\\) (respectively, \\(d(x)+d(y) 2p-1\\)) for every pair of non-adjacent vertices \\(x, y\\), then \\(G\\) contains a Hamiltonian path (with only a few exceptional cases that can be clearly characterized) in which the initial vertex dominates the terminal vertex (respectively, \\(G\\) contains two distinct verteces \\(x\\) and \\(y\\) such that there are two internally disjoint \\((x,y)\\)-paths of lengths \\(p-2\\) and \\(2\\)).
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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