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An algorithm for generating generalized splines on graphs such as complete graphs, complete bipartite graphs and hypercubes

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Fig. 1 Example of a generalized spline on the 4-cycle C4.

Fig. 1 Example of a generalized spline on the 4-cycle C4.

Fig. 2 Example of a generalized spline on the complete graph K4.

Fig. 2 Example of a generalized spline on the complete graph K4.

Fig. 3 Example of generalized integer spline on the 3-cycle C3.

Fig. 3 Example of generalized integer spline on the 3-cycle C3.

Fig. 4 Generalized spline on K3.

Fig. 4 Generalized spline on K3.

Fig. 5 Generalized spline on K4.

Fig. 5 Generalized spline on K4.

Fig. 6 Generalized spline on K5.

Fig. 6 Generalized spline on K5.

Fig. 7 Generalized splines onK1,2 and K2,1.

Fig. 7 Generalized splines onK1,2 and K2,1.

Fig. 8 Generalized spline on K2,2.

Fig. 8 Generalized spline on K2,2.

Fig. 9 Generalized spline on K3,3.

Fig. 9 Generalized spline on K3,3.

Fig. 10 Generalized spline on Kn1,n2.

Fig. 10 Generalized spline on Kn1,n2.

Fig. 11 Hypercubes Q1, Q2 and Q3.

Fig. 11 Hypercubes Q1, Q2 and Q3.

Fig. 12 Hamiltonicity of hypercubes Q2 and Q3.

Fig. 12 Hamiltonicity of hypercubes Q2 and Q3.

Fig. 13 Bipartite structure of Hypercubes Q2 and Q3.

Fig. 13 Bipartite structure of Hypercubes Q2 and Q3.

Fig. 14 Graph of Hypercube Q4.

Fig. 14 Graph of Hypercube Q4.

Fig. 15 Bipartite structure and Hamiltonicity of Hypercube Q4.

Fig. 15 Bipartite structure and Hamiltonicity of Hypercube Q4.