@book{d65286c1bceb49f7854beec0b7dfe864,
title = "Various results on the toughness of graphs",
abstract = "Let G be a graph, and let t 0 be a real number. Then G is t-tough if t!(G − S) jSj for all S V (G) with !(G − S) > 1, where !(G − S) denotes the number of components of G − S. The toughness of G, denoted by (G), is the maximum value of t for which G is t-tough (taking (Kn) = 1 for all n 1). G is minimally t-tough if (G) = t and (H) < t for every proper spanning subgraph H of G. We discuss how the toughness of (spanning) subgraphs of G and related graphs depends on (G), we give some sucient (degree) conditions implying (G) t, and we study which subdivisions of 2-connected graphs have minimally 2-tough squares.",
keywords = "METIS-141163, IR-30523",
author = "Broersma, {Haitze J.} and E.A. Engbers and H. Trommel",
note = "Memorandum fac. TW nr 1372 ",
year = "1997",
language = "Undefined",
isbn = "0169-2690",
series = "Memorandum / University of Twente, Faculty of Applied Mathematics",
publisher = "University of Twente",
number = "1372",
address = "Netherlands",
}