Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8903485 | Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics | 2017 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
It was independently conjectured by Häggkvist in 1989 and Kriesell in 2011 that given a positive integer â, every simple Eulerian graph with high minimum degree (depending on â) admits an Eulerian tour such that every segment of length at most â of the tour is a path. Bensmail, Harutyunyan, Le and Thomassé recently verified the conjecture for 4-edge-connected Eulerian graphs. Building on that proof, we prove here the full statement of the conjecture. This implies a variant of the path case of Barát-Thomassen conjecture that any simple Eulerian graph with high minimum degree can be decomposed into paths of fixed length and possibly an additional path of shorter length.
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Authors
Tien-Nam Le,