Two Segment Classes with Hamiltonian Visibility Graphs
@article{ORourke1994TwoSC, title={Two Segment Classes with Hamiltonian Visibility Graphs}, author={J. O’Rourke and J. Rippel}, journal={Comput. Geom.}, year={1994}, volume={4}, pages={209-218} }
Abstract We prove that the endpoint visibility graph of a set of disjoint segments that satisfy one of two restrictions, always contains a simple Hamiltonian circuit. The first restriction defines the class of independent segments: the line containing each segment misses all the other segments. The second restriction specifies unit lattice segments: unit length segments whose endpoints have integer coordinates.
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