Coloring graphs without bichromatic cycles or paths
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- On \(L (p, q)\)-labelling of planar graphs without cycles of length four
- Acyclic coloring of graphs without bichromatic long path
- Coloring squares of planar graphs with maximum degree at most five
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- Graph colorings with restricted bicolored subgraphs: I. Acyclic, star, and treewidth colorings
- Coloring of Graphs Avoiding Bicolored Paths of a Fixed Length
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