Rankin-type conjecture for Hamilton circles in two-connected Cayley graphs

Let G=SG=\langle S\rangle be a group with S={a±,b±}S=\{a^{\pm},b^{\pm}\}, satisfying (ab)2=1(ab)^2=1, and suppose that the vertex-connectivity of Γ(G,S)\Gamma(G,S) satisfies

κ(Γ(G,S))2.\kappa(\Gamma(G,S))\geq 2.

A Hamilton circle is a homeomorphic image of S1S^1 in the Freudenthal compactification that contains every vertex. Rankin-type conjecture. Then Γ(G,S)\Gamma(G,S) contains a Hamilton circle. This is proposed as an infinite extension of Rankin's finite Hamilton-cycle theorem; the source does not establish the conjecture.

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Babak Miraftab and Tim Rühmann, “From cycles to circles in Cayley graphs”, arXiv:1708.03476 (2017).

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