Hamilton Cycles in Digraphs of Unitary Matrices

Abstract

A set S⊂eq V is called an q+-set ( q--set, respectively) if S has at least two vertices and, for every u∈ S, there exists v∈ S, v≠ u such that N+(u) N+(v)≠ (N-(u) N-(v)≠ , respectively). A digraph D is called s-quadrangular if, for every q+-set S, we have | \N+(u) N+(v): u≠ v, u,v∈ S\| |S| and, for every q--set S, we have | \N-(u) N-(v): u,v∈ S)\ |S|. We conjecture that every strong s-quadrangular digraph has a Hamilton cycle and provide some support for this conjecture.

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