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A simple existence criterion for \((g<f)\)-factors
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    A simple existence criterion for \((g<f)\)-factors (English)
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    The criterion of Lovász for the existence of a (g,f)-factor when \(g<f\), or when the graph is bipartite is simplified and a simple direct proof, implying an O(\(\sqrt{(g(V))}\cdot | E|)\) algorithm, for these cases is given.
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    criterion of Lovász
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    (g,f)-factor
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