Formal Definition
Let G = (E,V) be an arbitrary graph. If G' = (E \ X,V) is connected for all X ⊆ E where |X| < k, then G is k-edge-connected. Trivially, a graph that is k-edge-connected is also (k−1)-edge-connected.
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