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Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A, Volume 34
Volume 34, Number 1, January 1983
- Gérard Viennot:
Maximal Chains of Subwords and Up-Down Sequences of Permutations. 1-14 - Dennis Stanton:
Generalized n-gons and Chebychev Polynomials. 15-27 - John S. Summer, Alton T. Butson:
Relative Addition Sets and Partially Balanced Incomplete Block Designs. 28-40 - Peter Frankl:
On the Trace of Finite Sets. 41-45 - James A. Flanigan:
Slow Joins of Loopy Games. 46-59 - Michael Tarsi:
Decomposition of a Complete Multigraph into Simple Paths: Nonbalanced Handcuffed Designs. 60-70 - H. Groemer:
On Space Coverings by Unbounded Convex Sets. 71-79 - Herbert S. Wilf:
Sieve Equivalence in Generalized Partition Theory. 80-89 - Basil Gordon:
Sieve-Equivalence and Explicit Bijections. 90-93 - Bal Kishan Dass, Siri Krishan Wasan, Arthur L. Rubin:
Burst Distribution of a Linear Code. 94-97 - Peter C. Fishburn:
Balanced Integer Arrays: A Matrix Packing Theorem. 98-101 - Alan J. Hoffman:
Extending Greene's Theorem to Directed Graphs. 102-107 - Jaroslav Nesetril
, Vojtech Rödl:
Another Proof of the Folkman-Rado-Sanders Theorem. 108-109 - Frank K. Hwang, Ko-Wei Lih:
Latin Squares and Superqueens. 110-114 - Anne Fontaine, George E. Martin:
Tetramorphic and Pentamorphic Prototiles. 115-118 - Anne Fontaine, George E. Martin:
Polymorphic Prototiles. 119-121
Volume 34, Number 2, March 1983
- J. C. Lagarias, Andrew M. Odlyzko, James B. Shearer:
On the Density of Sequences of Integers the Sum of No Two of Which Is a Square II. General Sequences. 123-139 - Jia-Xi Lu:
On Large Sets of Disjoint Steiner Triple Systems I. 140-146 - Jia-Xi Lu:
On Large Sets of Disjoint Steiner Triple Systems II. 147-155 - Jia-Xi Lu:
On Large Sets of Disjoint Steiner Triple Systems III. 156-182 - Jaroslav Nesetril
, Vojtech Rödl:
Ramsey Classes of Set Systems. 183-201 - Ron Aharoni:
On the Equivalence of Two Conditions for the Existence of Transversals. 202-214 - David E. Daykin, Anthony J. W. Hilton, D. Miklós:
Pairings from Down-Sets and Up-Sets in Distributive Lattices. 215-230 - Yehuda Roditty:
Packing and Covering of the Complete Graph with a Graph G of Four Vertices or Less. 231-243 - Noboru Ito, Jeffrey S. Leon:
An Hadamard Matrix of Order 36. 244-247 - Richard A. Games:
There Are No De Bruijn Sequences of Span n with Complexity 2n-1+n+1. 248-251 - J. P. Imhof:
Stirling Numbers and Records. 252-254
Volume 34, Number 3, May 1983
- Edward A. Bender, L. Bruce Richmond:
Central and Local Limit Theorems Applied to Asymptotic Enumeration II: Multivariate Generating Functions. 255-265 - David A. Drake, Jean A. Larson:
Pairwise Balanced Designs Whose Line Sizes Do Not Divide Six. 266-300 - B. M. I. Rands:
An Association Scheme for the 1-Factors of the Complete Graph. 301-312 - Richard M. Wilson:
Inequalities for t Designs. 313-324 - Joel Spencer:
Canonical Configurations. 325-330 - Walter A. Deuber, Ronald L. Graham, Hans Jürgen Prömel, Bernd Voigt:
A Canonical Partition Theorem for Equivalence Relations on Zt. 331-339 - W. H. Mills, David P. Robbins, Howard Rumsey Jr.:
Alternating Sign Matrices and Descending Plane Partitions. 340-359 - John L. Hayden:
Association Algebras for Finite Projective Planes. 360-374 - Charles J. Colbourn, Marlene J. Colbourn:
Every Twofold Triple System Can Be Directed. 375-378 - John R. Isbell:
N(5, 4;3) >= 24. 379-380 - Joseph A. Thas:
Elementary Proofs of Two Fundamental Theorems of B. Segre without Using the Hasse-Weil Theorem. 381-384
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