Every planar graph without triangles adjacent to cycles of length 3 or 6 is ( 1 , 1 , 1 )-colorable
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- Decomposing a planar graph without triangular 4-cycles into a matching and a 3-colorable graph
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- Improper choosability of planar graphs without 4-cycles
- On \((3,1)^*\)-coloring of plane graphs
- Planar graphs without 3-cycles adjacent to cycles of length 3 or 5 are \((3, 1)\)-colorable
- Planar graphs without triangles adjacent to cycles of length from 3 to 9 are 3-colorable
- Planar graphs without triangles adjacent to cycles of length from 4 to 7 are 3-colorable
- Some simplified NP-complete graph problems
- Steinberg's conjecture is false
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