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- Graph theory
- Heavy paths, light stars, and big melons
- Joint extension of two theorems of Kotzig on 3-polytopes
- Light subgraphs in planar graphs of minimum degree 4 and edge‐degree 9
- Light subgraphs of order at most 3 in large maps of minimum degree 5 on compact 2-manifolds
- On Light Edges and Triangles in Planar Graphs of Minimum Degree Five
- On doubly light vertices in plane graphs
- On light cycles in plane triangulations
- On light edges and triangles in projective planar graphs
- On light subgraphs in plane graphs of minimum degree five
- On the structure of plane graphs of minimum face size 5
- On the structure of polyhedral graphs with prescribed edge and dual edge weight
- On vertex-degree restricted paths in polyhedral graphs
- Structural Properties of Planar Maps with the Minimal Degree 5
- Structural properties of plane graphs without adjacent triangles and an application to 3-colorings
- Structural theorem on plane graphs with application to the entire coloring number
- The 7-cycle \(C_{7}\) is light in the family of planar graphs with minimum degree 5
- Two variations of Franklin's theorem
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(11)- Triangles with restricted degree sum of their boundary vertices in plane graphs
- Light 3-faces of plane graphs without 6-cycles
- An analogue of Franklin's theorem
- On light graphs in 3-connected plane graphs without triangular or quadrangular faces
- Weight of 3-paths in sparse plane graphs
- On doubly light vertices in plane graphs
- Light triangles in plane graphs with near-independent crossings
- An extension of Kotzig's theorem
- Two variations of Franklin's theorem
- All tight descriptions of 3-stars in 3-polytopes with girth 5
- Describing 4-paths in 3-polytopes with minimum degree 5
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