Graph powers and k-ordered Hamiltonicity
Denis Chebikin
Abstract
It is known that if G is a connected simple graph, then G3 is Hamiltonian (in fact, Hamilton-connected). A simple graph is k-ordered Hamiltonian if for any sequence v1, v2, ..., vk of k vertices there is a Hamiltonian cycle containing these vertices in the given order. In this paper, we prove that G(3k/2 + 1) is k-ordered Hamiltonian for a connected graph G on at least k vertices. We further show that if G is connected, then G4 is 4-ordered Hamiltonian and that if G is Hamiltonian, then G3 is 5-ordered Hamiltonian. We also give bounds on the smallest power pk such that Gpk is k-ordered Hamiltonian for G=Pn and G=Cn.
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