On the equitable total chromatic number of cubic graphs
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- Equitable total chromatic number of splitting graph
- Tight bounds on the complexity of semi-equitable coloring of cubic and subcubic graphs
- Equitable total chromatic number of \(K_{r \times p}\) for \(p\) even
- Equitable total coloring of corona of cubic graphs
- Equitable coloring of corona products of cubic graphs is harder than ordinary coloring
- Total coloring and total matching: polyhedra and facets
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