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ORCIDDiscrete Mathematics, Volume 291
Volume 291, Number 1-3, March 2005
- Gena Hahn, Pierre Ille, Stéphan Thomassé:
Preface. 1- - Peter J. Cameron:
Tribute. 3- - Robert Bonnet, Matatyahu Rubin:
A note on well-generated Boolean algebras in models satisfying Martin's axiom. 7-18 - Youssef Boudabbous
, Gérard Lopez:
The minimal non-(leq k)-reconstructible relations. 19-40 - Peter J. Cameron:
The random graph has the strong small index property. 41-43 - Peter J. Cameron:
Partitions and permutations. 45-54 - Gregory L. Cherlin:
Theories categorical in power n+2. 55-71 - Gregory L. Cherlin:
Locally finite generalized quadrangles with at most five points per line. 73-79 - Michel Deza, Ivo G. Rosenberg:
Small cones of m-hemimetrics. 81-97 - Mohamed M. El-Zahar, Norbert Sauer:
Indivisible homogeneous directed graphs and a game for vertex partitions. 99-113 - Peter C. Gibson, Maurice Pouzet, Robert E. Woodrow:
Relational structures having finitely many full-cardinality restrictions. 115-134 - Dugald Macpherson, Simon Thomas:
Comeagre conjugacy classes and free products with amalgamation. 135-142 - Pierre Matet, Cédric Péan:
Distributivity properties on Pomega(lambda). 143-154 - Jean-Eric Pin:
Expressive power of existential first-order sentences of Bu"chi's sequential calculus. 155-174 - Norbert Polat:
alpha-Extendable paths in infinite graphs. 175-189 - Jean-Xavier Rampon:
What is reconstruction for ordered sets? 191-233 - James H. Schmerl:
Generic automorphisms and graph coloring. 235-242
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