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Discrete Mathematics, Volume 197-198
Volume 197-198, 28 February 1999
- H. L. Abbott, Donovan R. Hare:
Square critically 3-chromatic hypergraphs. 3-13 - F. Aguiló-Gost:
New dense families of triple loop networks. 15-27 - Robert E. L. Aldred, Michael D. Plummer:
On matching extensions with prescribed and proscribed edge sets II. 29-40 - Stuart M. Allen, D. H. Smith, Steve Hurley:
Lower bounding techniques for frequency assignment. 41-52 - Ian Anderson:
On the construction of balanced room squares. 53-60 - Camino Balbuena, Ángeles Carmona, Josep Fàbrega, Miguel Angel Fiol:
Superconnectivity of bipartite digraphs and graphs. 61-75 - David Bedford, Roger M. Whitaker:
Enumeration of transversals in the Cayley tables of the non-cyclic groups of order 8. 77-81 - Anton Betten, Mikhail H. Klin, Reinhard Laue, Alfred Wassermann:
Graphical t-designs via polynomial Kramer-Mesner matrices. 83-109 - Anton Betten, Reinhard Laue, Alfred Wassermann:
New t-designs and large sets of t-designs. 111-121 - Elizabeth J. Billington:
Decomposing complete tripartite graphs into cycles of lengths 3 and 4. 123-135 - Aart Blokhuis, Christine M. O'Keefe:
On deriving unitals. 137-141 - Jan Brousek, Zdenek Ryjácek, Ingo Schiermeyer:
Forbidden subgraphs, stability and hamiltonicity. 143-155 - Josep M. Brunat, Montserrat Maureso, M. Mora:
Endo-circulant digraphs: connectivity and generalized cycles. 157-167 - Gerard J. Chang, Min-Jen Jou:
The number of maximal independent sets in connected triangle-free graphs. 169-178 - Gary Chartrand, Frank Harary, Bill Quan Yue:
On the out-domination and in-domination numbers of a digraph. 179-183 - Guantao Chen, Ronald J. Gould, Michael S. Jacobson:
On 2-factors containing 1-factors in bipartite graphs. 185-194 - Chao-Chih Chou, Chin-Mei Fu, Wen-Chung Huang:
Decomposition of Km, n into short cycles. 195-203 - Brian Curtin:
Distance-regular graphs which support a spin model are thin. 205-216 - David P. Day, Ortrud R. Oellermann, Henda C. Swart:
Bounds on the size of graphs of given order and up/down-connectivity. 217-223 - Yoshimi Egawa, Katsuhiro Ota:
Vertex-disjoint claws in graphs. 225-246 - Sergei Evdokimov, Marek Karpinski, Ilia N. Ponomarenko:
Compact cellular algebras and permutation groups. 247-267 - Odile Favaron, Joël Puech:
Irredundant and perfect neighborhood sets in graphs and claw-free graphs. 269-284 - Daniela Ferrero, Carles Padró:
Disjoint paths of bounded length in large generalized cycles. 285-298 - Norman J. Finizio, Philip A. Leonard:
Inductive extensions of some Z-cyclic whist tournaments. 299-307 - Eldar Fischer:
Cycle factors in dense graphs. 309-323 - Willem L. Fouché:
Symmetries and Ramsey properties of trees. 325-330 - Willem L. Fouché, Lourens M. Pretorius, Conrad Johann Swanepoel:
Partition theorems for factorisations of ascending parameter words. 331-350 - Julian D. Gilbey, Louis H. Kalikow:
Parking functions, valet functions and priority queues. 351-373 - Joan Gimbert:
On the existence of (d, k)-digraphs. 375-391 - Willem H. Haemers:
Minimum resolvable coverings with small parallel classes. 393-396 - Heiko Harborth, Silke Maasberg:
All two-color Rado numbers for a(x + y) = bz. 397-407 - Bert L. Hartnell, Douglas F. Rall:
A bound on the size of a graph with given order and bondage number. 409-413 - Michael A. Henning:
Graphs with large restrained domination number. 415-429 - Cécile Huybrechts:
L · L*-geometries and Dn-buildings. 431-451 - Stanislav Jendrol', Tomás Madaras, Roman Soták, Zsolt Tuza:
On light cycles in plane triangulations. 453-467 - Martin Klazar:
Extremal problems for colored trees and Davenport-Schinzel sequences. 469-482 - Emil Kolev, Ray Hill:
An improved lower bound on the covering number K2(9, 1). 483-489 - Francisco Larrión, Victor Neumann-Lara:
Clique divergent graphs with unbounded sequence of diameters. 491-501 - Felix Lazebnik, Vasiliy A. Ustimenko, Andrew J. Woldar:
Polarities and 2k-cycle-free graphs. 503-513 - Vladimir I. Levenshtein:
Equivalence of Delsarte's bounds for codes and designs in symmetric association schemes, and some applications. 515-536 - Richard P. Lewis:
The number of spanning trees of a complete multipartite graph. 537-541 - Ebadollah S. Mahmoodian, Eric Mendelsohn:
On defining numbers of vertex colouring of regular graphs. 543-554 - Jaume Martí-Farré:
Sets defining minimal vertex covers. 555-559 - John P. McSorley:
Single-change circular covering designs. 561-588 - Mikhail E. Muzychuk:
On the isomorphism problem for cyclic combinatorial objects. 589-606 - Atsuhiro Nakamoto:
Transformations in closed 2-cell embeddings on surfaces preserving specified properties. 607-615 - Victor Neumann-Lara:
The acyclic disconnection of a digraph. 617-632 - Victor Neumann-Lara, Eduardo Rivera-Campo, Jorge Urrutia:
A note on covering the edges of a graph with bonds. 633-636 - S. Perkins, A. E. Escott:
Synchronizing codewords of q-ary Huffman codes. 637-655 - Nicholas C. K. Phillips, Donald A. Preece:
Tight single-change covering designs with v = 12, K = 4. 657-670 - Donald A. Preece, B. J. Vowden:
Some series of cyclic balanced hyper-graeco-Latin superimpositions of three Youden squares. 671-682 - Dieter Rautenbach:
The influence of special vertices on strong domination. 683-690 - David H. Rees, Donald A. Preece:
Perfect Graeco-Latin balanced incomplete block designs (pergolas). 691-712 - Irasema Sarmiento:
A characterisation of jointless Dowling geometries. 713-731 - Ron Shaw:
A property of A7, and a maximal 3-dimensional linear section of GL(4, 2). 733-747 - Angelo Sonnino:
Linear collineation groups preserving an arc in a Möbius plane. 749-757 - Konrad J. Swanepoel:
Cardinalities of k-distance sets in Minkowski spaces. 759-767 - Meike Tewes, Lutz Volkmann:
Vertex deletion and cycles in multipartite tournaments. 769-779 - Huib Trommel, Henk Jan Veldman, A. Verschut:
Pancyclicity of claw-free hamiltonian graphs. 781-789 - Kazuhiko Ushio:
Sk-factorization of symmetric complete tripartite digraphs. 791-797
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