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Cycle Basis Interpolation Theorems
Authors: Elzbieta Kolasinska; Frank Harary; Maciej M. Sysło;
Cycle Basis Interpolation Theorems
Abstract
The length of a cycle basis of a graph G is the sum of the lengths of its cycles. Let c − and c + be the minimum and maximum lengths among all the cycle bases of G. Then G has the cycle basis interpolation property (cbip) if for all integers c between c − and c + , there exists a cycle basis of length c.We specify which blocks satisfy c − = c + and construct some families of graphs satisfying the cbip. We also discuss some related notions and questions.
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