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Bang-Jensen-Gutin-Li type conditions are degree conditions for the existence of hamiltonian cycles in digraphs, which impose degree restrictions on nonadjacent vertices which have a common in-neighbor or a common out-neighbor. They can be viewed as directed analogues of both Fan-type conditions and heavy subgraph conditions in undirected graphs, and they also generalized the classes of locally semicomplete digrahs, loclaly in-semicomplete digraphs, and locally out-semicomplete digraphs. In this paper, we prove what is, to our knowledge, the first Bang-Jensen-Gutin-Li type condition for pancyclicity in digraphs. More precisely, let D be a strong digraph with order n≥ 3. We show that, if for every u∈ V(D) belonging to a dominated nonadjacent pair or a dominating nonadjacent pair, we have d(u)≥ n, then D is pancyclic, unless D belongs to one of two well-characterized classes of exceptional digraphs.
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