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Noncrossing Hamiltonian paths in geometric graphs

Publication at Faculty of Mathematics and Physics |
2007

Abstract

Hamiltonian path is a path visiting all vertices of a graph. The path is non-crossing if it does not cross itself.

We study what is the minimum number edges of complete geometic graph you have to remove to guarantee there is no non-crossing Hamiltonian path.