Combinatorial conditions define Hamiltonian sets in assembly graphs, implying specific structures yield maximum paths.
We provide four equivalent combinatorial conditions for a simple assembly graph (rigid vertex graph where all vertices are of degree 1 or 4) to have the largest number of Hamiltonian sets of polygonal paths relative to its size. These conditions serve to prove the conjecture that such a maximum, which is equal to F₂ₙ₊₁-1 , where Fₖ denotes the k th Fibonacci number, is achieved only for special assembly graphs, called tangled cords.
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