Hamiltonian paths in the permutation digraphs P(n,n-2)
Jiaxin Guo, Ming Duan, Jie Xue
Abstract
For 1≤ k<n, let P(n,k) be the directed overlap graph whose vertices are the k-permutations of [n] and whose arcs are the (k+1)-permutations. Isaak proved that P(n,n-2) has no directed Hamiltonian cycle for n≥4 and asked whether it nevertheless has a directed Hamiltonian path. We answer this question affirmatively by showing that P(n,n-2) has a Hamiltonian path.
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