A seven-color theorem on the sphere
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- Generalization of a theorem of Kotzig and a prescribed coloring of the edges of planar graphs
- Simultaneous coloring of edges and faces of plane graphs
- Structure of neighborhoods of edges in planar graphs and simultaneous coloring of vertices, edges and faces
- On the complete chromatic number of Halin graphs
- Entire coloring of graphs embedded in a surface of nonnegative characteristic
- A six-color theorem for the edge-face coloring of plane graphs
- On the colorings of outerplanar graphs
- Plane graphs with \(\Delta = 7\) are entirely 10-colorable
- Joint extension of two theorems of Kotzig on 3-polytopes
- The entire chromatic number of graphs embedded on the torus with large maximum degree
- The entire coloring of series-parallel graphs
- Plane graphs with maximum degree 9 are entirely 11-choosable
- Entire \((\varDelta +2)\)-colorability of plane graphs
- The entire choosability of plane graphs
- Entire coloring of 2-connected plane graphs
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- A note on entire choosability of plane graphs
- Plane graphs with maximum degree 8 are entirely ( +3)-colorable
- Simultaneous coloring of vertices and incidences of outerplanar graphs
- Entire colouring of plane graphs
- Facial entire coloring of K₄-minor-free graphs
- Entire coloring of plane graph with maximum degree eleven
- Facial entire colouring of plane graphs
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