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ORCIDDiscrete Mathematics, Volume 55
Volume 55, Number 1, 1985
- Ernesto Dedó, Livio Porcu:
Some properties of a multidigraph by semi-incidence matrices. 1-11 - Immo Diener, Eberhard Schmitt, Hans Ludwig de Vries:
All 80 steiner triple systems on 15 elements are derived. 13-19 - Reinhard Diestel:
On the problem of finding small subdivision and homomorphism bases for classes of countable graphs. 21-33 - Satoru Fujishige
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A decomposition of distributive lattices. 35-55 - Lynn E. Garner:
On heights in the Collatz 3n + 1 problem. 57-64 - Christoph Schulz:
Dual pairs of non-polytopal diagrams and spheres. 65-72 - Carsten Thomassen:
The 2-linkage problem for acyclic digraphs. 73-87 - Miroslaw Truszczynski:
Note on the decomposition of lambdaKm, n (lambdaKm, n*) into paths. 89-96 - Gil Kalai:
f-Vectors of acyclic complexes. 97-99 - P. J. Owens:
Bipartite regular graphs and shortness parameters. 101-106 - Douglas R. Stinson, Scott A. Vanstone:
A Kirkman square of order 51 and block size 3. 107-111
Volume 55, Number 2, July 1985
- Martin Charles Golumbic:
Interval graphs and related topics. 113-121 - Claude Benzaken, Peter L. Hammer, Dominique de Werra:
Split graphs of Dilworth number 2. 123-127 - Paul Erdös, Douglas B. West:
A note on the interval number of a graph. 129-133 - Peter C. Fishburn:
Interval graphs and interval orders. 135-149 - Martin Charles Golumbic, Robert E. Jamison:
Edge and vertex intersection of paths in a tree. 151-159 - András Gyárfás:
On the chromatic number of multiple interval graphs and overlap graphs. 161-166 - András Gyárfás, Jenö Lehel:
Covering and coloring problems for relatives of intervals. 167-180 - Lefteris M. Kirousis, Christos H. Papadimitriou:
Interval graphs and seatching. 181-184 - Edward R. Scheinerman:
Characterizing intersection classes of graphs. 185-193 - Edward R. Scheinerman:
Irrepresentability by multiple intersection, or why the interval number is unbounded. 195-211 - Dale Skrien, John Gimbel:
Homogeneously representable interval graphs. 213-216 - Maciej M. Syslo:
Triangulated edge intersection graphs of paths in a tree. 217-220 - Robert Endre Tarjan:
Decomposition by clique separators. 221-232 - Austin Teng, Alan Tucker:
An O(qn) algorithm to q-color a proper family of circular arcs. 233-243
Volume 55, Number 3, 1985
- Gérard Cornuéjols, William H. Cunningham:
Compositions for perfect graphs. 245-254 - Robert L. Hemminger, Brendan D. McKay:
Integer sequences with proscribed differences and bounded growth rate. 255-265 - Fred C. Holroyd, W. J. G. Wingate:
Cycles in the complement of a tree or other graph. 267-282 - Lih-Hsing Hsu:
Dependence of tree copy functions. 283-290 - Jacques Thévenaz:
The top homology of the lattice of subgroups of a soluble group. 291-303 - Pat Ash:
The maximum number of diagonals of a cycle in a block. 305-309 - Joachim von Below:
On a theorem of L. Mirsky on even doubly-stochastic matrices. 311-312 - Philippe Delsarte, Philippe Piret:
An extension of an inequality by Ahlswede, El Gamal and pang for pairs of binary codes. 313-315 - Zoltán Füredi, Zsolt Tuza:
Hypergraphs without a large star. 317-321 - Yahya Ould Hamidoune:
Sur la separation dans les graphes de Cayley abeliens. 323-326 - Zvonimir Janko, Tran van Trung:
Construction of two symmetric block designs for (71, 21, 6). 327-328 - Juhani Nieminen:
Neutrality and betweenness in modular lattices. 329-332
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