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Double Eulerian Tour
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4. Suppose G is a graph. We define a double Eulerian tour as a walk that crosses each edge of G twice in different directions and that starts and ends at the same vertex. Show that every connected graph has a double Eulerian tour.
This is a proof regarding connected graphs and double Eulerian tours.
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