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2.1.1. Definition of Hamiltonian Circuit and Hamiltonian Path
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- 1.
Define Hamiltonian Circuit.
Hint
Think about a loop that goes around a graph.
- 2.
What is a Hamiltonian Path?
Hint
Consider it like a tour that doesn't have to loop back.
- 3.
What constitutes a Hamiltonian circuit?
- Visits all edges
- Visits all vertices exactly once
- Can repeat vertices
Hint
Focus on the vertex requirement.
- 4.
True or False: An Euler circuit can also be a Hamiltonian circuit.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about what each circuit focuses on.
- 5.
Given a graph with a vertex degree distribution, prove whether it satisfies Dirac's or Ore's theorem or neither.
Hint
Compare degree sums and adjacency pairs carefully.
- 6.
Create your own small graph and identify Hamiltonian circuits or paths within it.
Hint
Use graphical tools or drawings for clarity.
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