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Hamiltonian decomposition of prisms over cubic graphs

Moshe Rosenfeld (1), Ziqing Xiang (2)
(1) Institute of Technology (UW, Tacoma)
(2) Department of Computer Science
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Volume 16
vol. 16:2
PRIMA 2013
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10.46298/dmtcs.2079
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Hamiltonian decomposition of prisms over cubic graphs

Moshe Rosenfeld (1), Ziqing Xiang (2)
(1) Institute of Technology (UW, Tacoma)
(2) Department of Computer Science
Abstract
The prisms over cubic graphs are 4-regular graphs. The prisms over 3-connected cubic graphs are Hamiltonian. In 1986 Brian Alspach and Moshe Rosenfeld conjectured that these prisms are Hamiltonian decomposable. In this paper we present a short survey of the status of this conjecture, various constructions proving that certain families of prisms over 3-connected cubic graphs are Hamiltonian decomposable. Among others, we prove that the prisms over cubic Halin graphs, cubic generalized Halin graphs of order 4k + 2 and other infinite sequences of cubic graphs are Hamiltonian decomposable.
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  • [INFO.INFO-DM]Computer Science [cs]/Discrete Mathematics [cs.DM]
  • Graph theory
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