Path homomorphisms
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- Homomorphisms of graphs and of their orientations
- Homomorphisms to oriented cycles
- Homomorphisms to oriented paths
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- Images of rigid digraphs
- Mutiplicativity of oriented cycles
- On classes of relations and graphs determined by subobjects and factorobjects
- On multiplicative graphs and the product conjecture
- On the complexity of H-coloring
- On the complexity of the general coloring problem
- On unavoidable digraphs in orientations of graphs
- Ordering by Divisibility in Abstract Algebras
- Polynomial graph-colorings
- Symmetric graphs and interpretations
- The Complexity of Colouring by Semicomplete Digraphs
- The core of a graph
- The effect of two cycles on the complexity of colourings by directed graphs
- Universality of \(A\)-mote graphs
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(17)- A surprising permanence of old motivations (a not-so-rigid story)
- An algorithm for the number of path homomorphisms
- Fractional multiples of graphs and the density of vertex-transitive graphs
- Homomorphic preimages of geometric paths
- Universal partial order represented by means of oriented trees and other simple graphs
- Duality theorems for finite structures (characterising gaps and good characterisations)
- Generalised dualities and maximal finite antichains in the homomorphism order of relational structures
- The homomorphism poset of \(K_{2,n}\)
- Circular colouring and graph homomorphism
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1512759 (Why is no real title available?)
- Finite paths are universal
- Finite paths are universal
- Density and fractal property of the class of oriented trees
- Universality of intervals of line graph order
- Paths algebra, similarities and system decomposition
- Finite presentation of homogeneous graphs, posets and Ramsey classes
- Minimal universal and dense minor closed classes
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