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Chapter 6, Problem 69E

Dirac’s theorem. If G is a connected graph with N vertices ( X ) ≥ N 2 for every vertex X, then G has a Hamilton circuit Explain why Dirac’s theorem is a direct consequence of Ore’s theorem.

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