2015
DOI: 10.1002/jcd.21423
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Large Sets of Wrapped K–K Hamilton Cycle Decompositions of Complete Bipartite 3‐Uniform Hypergraphs

Abstract: Using the Katona–Kierstead (K–K) definition of a Hamilton cycle in a uniform hypergraph, we investigate the existence of wrapped K–K Hamilton cycle decompositions of the complete bipartite 3‐uniform hypergraph Kn,n(3) and their large sets, settling their existence whenever n is prime.

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“…A K‐K Hamilton cycle H in Kn,n(3) is said to be wrapped (defined first in ) if it is of the form H=(a0,trueb¯0,a1,trueb¯1,,an1,trueb¯n1)3, where {a0,a1,,an1}={b0,b1,,bn1}=Zn, and where each consecutive triple of vertices in H is an edge. A K‐K Hamilton cycle decomposition of Kn,n(3) is said to be wrapped if each K‐K Hamilton cycle in the decomposition is wrapped.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A K‐K Hamilton cycle H in Kn,n(3) is said to be wrapped (defined first in ) if it is of the form H=(a0,trueb¯0,a1,trueb¯1,,an1,trueb¯n1)3, where {a0,a1,,an1}={b0,b1,,bn1}=Zn, and where each consecutive triple of vertices in H is an edge. A K‐K Hamilton cycle decomposition of Kn,n(3) is said to be wrapped if each K‐K Hamilton cycle in the decomposition is wrapped.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In , the author and Rodger settled the existence of wrapped (Kn,n(3),H)‐LGD whenever n is prime. In this paper, we settle the existence of wrapped (Kn,n(3),H)‐LGD for odd n.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There exists a complete automorphism group G of order n (The definition and properties of Complete Automorphism Groups from Reference [8]). When ( , ) 1  kn , there exist a permutation 0…”
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