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most citedThe confirmation of a conjecture on disjoint cycles in a graph

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math.CO2022

A characterization of rich c-partite (c > 7) tournaments without (c + 2)-cycles

Jie Zhang, Zhilan Wang, Jin Yan

Let c be an integer. A c-partite tournament is an orientation of a complete c-partite graph. A c-partite tournament is rich if it is strong, and each partite set has at least two v…

math.CO2020

Disjoint cycles covering specified vertices in bipartite graphs with partial degrees

Suyun Jiang, Jin Yan

Let be a positive integer. Let be a balanced bipartite graph of order with bipartition , and a subset of . Suppose that every pair of nonadjacent vertic…

math.CO2020

On directed version of the Sauer-Spender Theorem

Yun Wang, Jin Yan

Let be a digraph of order and let be any subset of . We define the minimum semi-degree of in to be $δ^0(W)=\mbox{min}\{δ^+(W),δ^-(W)\}$, where …

math.CO2018

Partitioning a graph into cycles with a specified number of chords

Shuya Chiba, Suyun Jiang, Jin Yan

For a graph , let be the minimum degree sum of two non-adjacent vertices in . A chord of a cycle in a graph is an edge of joining two non-consecutive verti…

math.CO2017★ 1 cited

The confirmation of a conjecture on disjoint cycles in a graph

Fuhong Ma, Jin Yan

In this paper, we prove the following conjecture proposed by Gould, Hirohata and Keller [Discrete Math. submitted]: Let be a graph of sufficiently large order. If $σ_t(G) \geq…

math.CO2017

Lichiardopol's conjecture on disjoint cycles in tournaments

Fuhong Ma, Douglas B. West, Jin Yan

In 2010, N. Lichiardopol conjectured for and that any tournament with minimum out-degree at least contains disjoint cycles of length . We pr…