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The following pages link to On the number of cycles in 3-connected cubic graphs (Q1386478):
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- A family of efficient six-regular circulants representable as a Kronecker product (Q260026) (← links)
- Small cycle covers of 3-connected cubic graphs (Q615999) (← links)
- On the pagenumber of the cube-connected cycles (Q626969) (← links)
- Triangle-free graphs with the maximum number of cycles (Q898130) (← links)
- Edge reductions in cyclically \(k\)-connected cubic graphs (Q922553) (← links)
- The numbers of spanning trees of the cubic cycle \(C_ n^ 3\) and the quadruple cycle \(C_ n^ 4\) (Q1357759) (← links)
- On cycles in 3-connected graphs (Q1586583) (← links)
- Proof of Komlós's conjecture on Hamiltonian subsets (Q1689999) (← links)
- \(D_ \lambda\)-cycles in 3-cyclable graphs (Q1906861) (← links)
- Cycles in 5-connected triangulations (Q2284724) (← links)
- The minimum number of minimal codewords in an \([n, k]\)-code and in graphic codes (Q2341750) (← links)
- Enumeration of the degree sequences of 3-connected graphs and cactus graphs. (Q2828995) (← links)
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- An 11-vertex theorem for 3-connected cubic graphs (Q3824445) (← links)
- Cyclability of 3-connected graphs (Q4500706) (← links)
- Graphs with cyclomatic number three having panconnected square (Q4595257) (← links)
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- Regular Graphs with Few Longest Cycles (Q5067426) (← links)
- HOW MANY n-CYCLES DOES PERIOD 3 IMPLY? AN ELEMENTARY APPROACH (Q5322556) (← links)
- Combinatorial Geometry and Graph Theory (Q5491728) (← links)
