Graph decomposition with applications to subdivisions and path systems modulo k
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(38)- Pendant tree-connectivity
- Even cycles in directed graphs
- Graph decomposition with constraints in the minimum degree
- Cycles of length 0 modulo 4 in graphs
- Partitions of graphs with high minimum degree or connectivity.
- Cycle lengths and minimum degree of graphs
- Degree conditions for the existence of vertex-disjoint cycles and paths: a survey
- Cycles of given lengths in hypergraphs
- Covering a graph by topological complete subgraphs
- Contractible subgraphs in 3-connected graphs
- Cycle lengths in expanding graphs
- Cycle lengths modulo k in expanders
- Gaps in the cycle spectrum of 3-connected cubic planar graphs
- Extremal infinite graph theory
- Decomposing graphs into paths of fixed length
- On the odd-minor variant of Hadwiger's conjecture
- Induced paths in 5-connected graphs
- Cycles of even lengths modulo k
- Nonseparating cycles avoiding specific vertices
- Cycle lengths modulo \(k\) in large 3-connected cubic graphs
- On Modulo Linked Graphs
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2230314 (Why is no real title available?)
- Divisible subdivisions
- Minimum degree conditions for the existence of a sequence of cycles whose lengths differ by one or two
- Highly Connected Subgraphs with Large Chromatic Number
- Subdivisions with congruence constraints in digraphs of large chromatic number
- Tight bounds for divisible subdivisions
- 4-Chromatic graphs have at least four cycles of length 0 mod 3
- Subdivisions in dicritical digraphs with large order or digirth
- On graphs without cycles of length 0 modulo 4
- Packing subdivisions into regular graphs
- Cycle lengths in graphs of given minimum degree
- Group vertex-arboricity of group-labelled graphs
- The Kelmans-Seymour conjecture. IV: A proof
- Girth in graphs
- Cycles with consecutive odd lengths
- Linked graphs with restricted lengths
- A weaker version of Lovász' path removal conjecture
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