3 A Hamiltonian path in a network is a closed path that passes exactly once through each node in the network before returning to its starting point Taking a four city TSP as an example, explain why s...

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3 A Hamiltonian path in a network is a closed path that passes exactly once through each node in the network before returning to its starting point Taking a four city TSP as an example, explain why solving a TSP is equivalent to finding the shortest Hamiltonian path in a network ...

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