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ORCIDDiscrete Mathematics, Volume 327
Volume 327, July 2014
- Xiaoxue Hu, Weifan Wang, Yiqiao Wang:
The edge-face choosability of plane graphs with maximum degree at least 9. 1-8 - Rebecca Robinson
, Graham Farr:
Graphs with no 7-wheel subdivision. 9-28 - Huihui Li, Jinghan Xu, Yingqian Wang:
Planar graphs with cycles of length neither 4 nor 7 are (3, 0, 0)-colorable. 29-35 - Matthias Hamann:
Homogeneous 2-partite digraphs. 36-39 - Rui Pedro Carpentier, Henry Liu, Manuel Silva, Teresa Sousa:
Rainbow connection for some families of hypergraphs. 40-50 - Thomas W. Cusick, Younhwan Cheon:
Affine equivalence for cubic rotation symmetric Boolean functions with n=pq variables. 51-61 - Martin Milanic, Anders Sune Pedersen, Daniel Pellicer, Gabriel Verret:
Graphs whose complement and square are isomorphic. 62-75 - Pierre Ille, Roger Villemaire:
Recognition of prime graphs from a prime subgraph. 76-90 - Dean Crnkovic:
Classes of self-orthogonal or self-dual codes from orbit matrices of Menon designs. 91-95 - András Gyárfás, Gábor N. Sárközy:
Rainbow matchings and cycle-free partial transversals of Latin squares. 96-102 - Michael Drmota, Anna de Mier, Marc Noy:
Extremal statistics on non-crossing configurations. 103-117 - Henri Mühle:
Counting proper mergings of chains and antichains. 118-129
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