On regular homogeneously traceable nonhamiltonian graphs
Abstract
A graph is homogeneously traceable if each vertex is an endpoint of a Hamiltonian path. Chartrand, Gould, and Kapoor (1979) proved irregular homogeneously traceable nonhamiltonian graphs exist for every order n 9. Hu and Zhan (DAM, 2022) considered the 3-regular and 4-regular cases and asked which order n can be realized by a k-regular homogeneously traceable nonhamiltonian graph. Recently, Liu and Qiao (DAM, 2026) showed that n=p(k-1)+q 6(k-1)+q can be realized if k 5 is odd and q∈\0,2,4,6\, or k 6 is even and q∈\0,1,...,6\. In this paper, we show that for any k 6 and n 6(k-2), there exists a k-regular homogeneously traceable nonhamiltonian graph of order n.
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