We study Hamiltonian paths and cycles in undirected graphs from an operadic viewpoint. We show that the graphical collection Ham encoding directed Hamiltonian paths in connected graphs admits an operad-like structure, called a contractad. Similarly, we construct the graphical collection of Hamiltonian cycles CycHam that forms a right module over the contractad Ham. We use the machinery of contractad generating series for counting Hamiltonian paths/cycles for particular types of graphs.
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