Abstract
In the previous chapters, especially in Chapters 5 and 6, we considered various properties of cycles in digraphs. The study of cycle structure of digraphs is one of the most important areas in the theory of digraphs, and since several very interesting topics in this area have remained uncovered in the previous chapters, we discuss these topics in this chapter. We will mostly consider (directed) cycles; in most cases the adjective ‘directed’ is omitted. Sometimes we will use oriented cycles, i.e. orientations of undirected cycles.
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