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    Hamilton path

    Named after William Hamilton, a path that traverses every vertex of a connected graph once and only once. The problem of the knight's tour is equivalent to finding a Hamilton path (or, in the case, of a reentrant tour, a Hamilton circuit) that corresponds to the legal moves of the knight. Compare with Euler path.


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