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A Sufficient and Necessary Condition for Line Digraphs to Exist Hamilton Cycle and Hamilton Path

Ruixia Wang

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For a digraph D,the line digraph L(D) is the one whose vertex set is A(D) and the arcs set are the pairs {(xy,yz)},where xy∈A(D),yz∈A(D).In this paper,we prove that a connected line digraph L(D) exists Hamilton cycle if it contains a cycle factor,and exists Hamilton path if it contains a 1-path-cycle factor.

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For a digraph D,the line digraph L(D) is the one whose vertex set is A(D) and the arcs set are the pairs {(xy,yz)},where xy∈A(D),yz∈A(D).In this paper,we prove that a connected line digraph L(D) exists Hamilton cycle if it contains a cycle factor,and exists Hamilton path if it contains a 1-path-cycle factor.

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For a digraph D,the line digraph L(D) is the one whose vertex set is A(D) and the arcs set are the pairs {(xy,yz)},where xy∈A(D),yz∈A(D).In this paper,we prove that a connected line digraph L(D) exists Hamilton cycle if it contains a cycle factor,and exists Hamilton path if it contains a 1-path-cycle factor.

Key concepts: Digraph, Hamiltonian path, Combinatorics, Mathematics, Path (computing), Vertex (graph theory), Line (geometry), Set (abstract data type)

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