Grinberg-Introduction-Graph-Theory · Problem 2.22

Simple graphs

Mathematics — Graph Theory · hamiltonian-cycles-ore-theorem

Problem

(a) Let G=(V,E)G = (V, E) be a simple graph, and let uu and vv be two distinct vertices of GG that are not adjacent. Let n=∣V∣n = |V|. Assume that deg⁡u+deg⁡v≥n\deg u + \deg v \geq n. Let G′=(V,E∪{uv})G' = (V, E \cup \{uv\}) be the simple graph obtained from GG by adding a new edge uvuv. Assume that G′G' has a hamc. Prove that GG has a hamc. (b) Does this remain true if we replace ``hamc'' by ``hamp''?

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