Degree Conditions for Dominating Cycles in 1-tough Graphs
Abstract
We prove: (i) if G is a 1-tough graph of order n and minimum degree δ with δ(n-2)/3 then each longest cycle in G is a dominating cycle unless G belongs to an easily specified class of graphs with (G)=2 and τ(G)=1. The second result follows immediately from the first result: (ii) if G is a 3-connected 1-tough graph with δ(n-2)/3 then each longest cycle in G is a dominating cycle.
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