Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two colors (say red or blue), an equitable Hamiltonian cycle is a Hamiltonian cycle that can be decomposed into two perfect matchings such that both perfect matchings have the same number of red edges. We show that, for any coloring of the edges, in any complete graph on at least 6 vertices, an equitable Hamiltonian cycle exists
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
Let Kcn denote a complete graph on n vertices whose edges are colored in an arbitrary way. Let ∆mon(...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
It is shown that for every ffl ? 0 and n ? n 0 (ffl), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
Let Kcn denote a complete graph on n vertices whose edges are colored in an arbitrary way. Let ∆mon(...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
Given a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and with each edge colored with one of two c...
It is shown that for every ffl ? 0 and n ? n 0 (ffl), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
It is shown that, for >0 and n>n0(), any complete graph K on n vertices whose edges are colored so t...
Let Kcn denote a complete graph on n vertices whose edges are colored in an arbitrary way. Let ∆mon(...