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Planar graphs with maximum degree \(\Delta \geq 9\) are \((\Delta +1)\)-edge-choosable--a short proof
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    Planar graphs with maximum degree \(\Delta \geq 9\) are \((\Delta +1)\)-edge-choosable--a short proof (English)
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    19 October 2010
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    edge-colouring
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    list-colouring
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    planar graph
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    list colouring conjecture
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