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A Hamiltonian graph is a graph containing a Hamilton cycle. This describes existence of a spanning graph cycle, rather than requiring every edge of the graph to belong to that graph cycle. In the finite simple graph convention, Kn​ is a Hamiltonian graph for n≥3, because any ordering of its vertices closes using available edges.

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