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Contributions to Discrete Mathematics, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, 2007
- Peter Dukes, Gary MacGillivray, Kristen Parton:
Bounds on the achromatic number of partial triple systems. - Vojkan Vuksanovic:
A canonical partition theorem for trees. - Keith E. Mellinger:
Classes of codes from quadratic surfaces of PG(3, q). - Qingquan Wu, Renate Scheidler:
An explicit treatment of biquadratic function fields. - Vadim V. Lozin, Marcin Kaminski:
Coloring edges and vertices of graphs without short or long cycles. - Robert Nickel, Winfried Hochstättler:
The flow lattice of oriented matroids. - Daniel Bezdek:
A proof of an extension of the icosahedral conjecture of Steiner for generalized deltahedra. - Balázs Csikós:
On the rigidity of regular bicycle (n, k)-gons.
Volume 2, Number 2, 2007
- Renate Scheidler, Andreas Stein:
Class number approximation in cubic function fields. - Anthony Bonato, Gena Hahn, Changping Wang:
The cop density of a graph. - David R. Wood:
On the oriented chromatic number of dense graphs. - Amir Akbary, Zachary Friggstad, Robert Juricevic:
Explicit upper bounds for f(n)=Πpω(n) p/p-1. - Michael Joswig, Sven Herrmann:
Bounds on the f-vectors of tight spans. - Assaf Rinot:
Aspects of singular cofinality. - Sergio A. Celani:
Priestley duality for some algebras with a negation operator. - Latifa Faouzi:
Martin's axiom and almost disjoint families. - Pedro Berrizbeitia, Siguna Müller, Hugh C. Williams:
Pseudopowers and primality proving.
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