On the minimum size of tight hypergraphs
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- The acyclic disconnection of a digraph
- Tightness problems in the plane
- Some heterochromatic theorems for matroids
- Forcing large tight components in 3-graphs
- Proper colorings of plane quadrangulations without rainbow faces
- Hypergraphs not containing a tight tree with a bounded trunk. II: 3-trees with a trunk of size 2
- Approximability of the upper chromatic number of hypergraphs
- An anti-Ramsey theorem on cycles
- Looseness ranges of triangulations on closed surfaces
- A criterion for a graph to admit a tight substantial map into the Euclidean n-space
- Null and non-rainbow colorings of projective plane and sphere triangulations
- Maximum number of colors in hypertrees of bounded degree
- The size of minimum 3-trees
- Non-rainbow colorings of 3-, 4- and 5-connected plane graphs
- On the heterochromatic number of hypergraphs associated to geometric graphs and to matroids
- The acyclic and C₃-free disconnection of tournaments
- Maximum number of colors: C-coloring and related problems
- Daisy structure in Desarguesian projective planes
- The size of minimum 3-trees: cases 0 and 1 mod 12
- On constructing the minimal realizations of hypergraphs
- Looseness width of 5-connected triangulations on the torus
- Looseness and independence number of triangulations on closed surfaces
- On a heterochromatic number for hypercubes
- Smallest set-transversals of \(k\)-partitions
- Circulant tournaments of prime order are tight
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