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ENDM
2007
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Claw-free circular-perfect graphs
The circular chromatic number of a graph is a well-studied refinement of the chromatic number. Circular-perfect graphs is a superclass of perfect graphs defined by means of this...
Arnaud Pêcher, Xuding Zhu
CPC
2004
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On the Strong Chromatic Number
The strong chromatic number, S(G), of an n-vertex graph G is the smallest number k such that after adding kn/k-n isolated vertices to G and considering any partition of the vertic...
Penny E. Haxell
COMBINATORICS
2004
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On the Chromatic Number of Intersection Graphs of Convex Sets in the Plane
Let G be the intersection graph of a finite family of convex sets obtained by translations of a fixed convex set in the plane. We show that every such graph with clique number k i...
Seog-Jin Kim, Alexandr V. Kostochka, Kittikorn Nak...
JGT
2006
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Group chromatic number of planar graphs of girth at least 4
Jeager et al introduced a concept of group connectivity as an generalization of nowhere zero flows and its dual concept group coloring, and conjectured that every 5-edge connected...
Hong-Jian Lai, Xiangwen Li
IPL
2006
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Oriented vertex and arc colorings of outerplanar graphs
A homomorphism from an oriented graph G to an oriented graph H is an arc-preserving mapping from V (G) to V (H), that is (x)(y) is an arc in H whenever xy is an arc in G. The orie...
Alexandre Pinlou, Eric Sopena