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ORCIDThe Australasian Journal of Combinatorics, Volume 3
Volume 3, March 1991
- Andrew Bowler, Kathleen A. S. Quinn, Jennifer Seberry:
Generalised Bhaskar Rao designs with elements from cyclic groups of even order. 5-14 - Lou Caccetta, K. Vijayan:
Minimal graphs with prescribed vertex independence and clique numbers. 15-30 - Peter J. Lorimer:
Embeddings of symmetric graphs in surfaces. 31-54 - Bor-Liang Chen, Hung-Lin Fu, Kuo-Ching Huang:
Decomposing graphs into forests of paths with size less than three. 55-74 - Charles J. Colbourn, Rudolf Mathon, Nabil Shalaby:
The fine structure of threefold triple systems: v≡5(mod 6). 75-92 - Roger B. Eggleton, Latif Al-Hakim:
Maximal planar graphs and diagonal operations. 93-110 - Martin J. Sharry, Anne Penfold Street:
Partitioning sets of blocks into designs. 111-140 - Michael R. Fellows, Mark N. Hoover:
Perfect domination. 141-150 - Mirka Miller:
Digraph covering and its application to two optimization problems. 151-164 - Dinesh G. Sarvate:
Bhaskar Rao ternary designs and applications. 165-190 - Earl S. Kramer, Spyros S. Magliveras, Douglas R. Stinson:
Some small large sets of t-designs. 191-206 - Cheryl E. Praeger:
On homomorphic images of edge transitive directed graphs. 207-210 - Mario Gionfriddo, Charles C. Lindner, C. A. Rodger:
2-colouring K4-e designs. 211-230 - Kevin T. Phelps:
Halving block designs with block size four. 231-234 - Wen-Ai Jackson:
A characterisation of Pn, q among the symmetric designs using elations. 235-
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