
Graph Colouring and Variations
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- Front Cover
- Graph Colouring and Variations
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Chapter 1. Minimax relations for the partial q-colorings of a graph
- Chapter 2. A min-max relation for the partial q-colourings of a graph. Part II: Box perfection
- Chapter 3. On locally-perfect colorings
- Chapter 4. The subchromatic number of a graph
- Chapter 5. Connected sequential colorings
- Chapter 6. Two conjectures on edge-colouring
- Chapter 7. A new upper bound for the list chromatic number
- Chapter 8. A note on perfect orders
- Chapter 9. On the Penrose number of cubic diagrams
- Chapter 10. On the edge achromatic numbers of complete graphs
- Chapter 11. Applications of edge coloring of multigraphs to vertex coloring of graphs
- Chapter 12. Interval vertex-coloring of a graph with forbidden colors
- Chapter 13. Hadwiger's conjecture (k = 6): Neighbour configurations of 6-vertices in contraction-critical graphs
- Chapter 14. About colorings, stability and paths in directed graphs
- Chapter 15. On the harmonious chromatic number of a graph
- Chapter 16. Weak bipolarizable graphs
- Chapter 17. P4-comparability graphs
- Chapter 18. On constructive methods in the theory of colour-critical graphs
- Chapter 19. Chromatic partitions of a graph
- Chapter 20. Sequential coloring versus Welsh-Powell bound
- Chapter 21. A generalization of Robacker's theorem
- Chapter 22. A randomised 3-colouring algorithm
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