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Edge support of a graph (G+​)

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For a finite undirected multigraph G=(V,E), its edge support of a graph is the subgraph G+​=(V+​,E) with V+​={v∈V:deg(v)>0}. It removes exactly the isolated vertices, retaining every edge, including self-loops and parallel edges. When E=∅, connectivity of this subgraph is the relevant condition for an Eulerian trail or Euler circuit.

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