Locally connected graphs: metric properties
Abstract
In this work we show that any connected locally connected graph defines a metric space having at least as many lines as vertices with only three exception: the complete multipartite graphs K1,2,2, K2,2,2 and K2,2,2,2. This proves that this class fulfills a conjecture, proposed by Chen and Chv\'atal, saying that any metric space on n points has at least n lines or a line containing all the points.
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