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Wolfgang
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If a full set of $n$ edges is inserted between the cycles, what you have is a "cycle permutation graph". According to this paperthis paper, there are nonhamiltonian cycle permutation graphs for all odd $n\ge 9$. I don't know what is known for even $n$.

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If a full set of $n$ edges is inserted between the cycles, what you have is a "cycle permutation graph". According to this paper, there are nonhamiltonian cycle permutation graphs for all odd $n\ge 9$. I don't know what is known for even $n$.

This paper also seems relevant.

If a full set of $n$ edges is inserted between the cycles, what you have is a "cycle permutation graph". According to this paper, there are nonhamiltonian cycle permutation graphs for all odd $n\ge 9$. I don't know what is known for even $n$.

This paper also seems relevant.

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Brendan McKay
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If a full set of $n$ edges is inserted between the cycles, what you have is a "cycle permutation graph". According to this paper, there are nonhamiltonian cycle permutation graphs for all odd $n\ge 9$. I don't know what is known for even $n$.

This paper also seems relevant.