Forbidden structures for planar perfect consecutively colourable graphs
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- Interval edge colorings of some products of graphs
- Interval edge-colorings of Cartesian products of graphs I
- Interval edge-colorings of complete graphs and \(n\)-dimensional cubes
- Interval non-edge-colorable bipartite graphs and multigraphs
- Investigation on interval edge-colorings of graphs
- On interval colourings of bi-regular bipartite graphs
- On interval edge colorings of \((\alpha ,\beta )\)-biregular bipartite graphs
- On the deficiency of bipartite graphs
- On the structure and deficiency of \(k\)-trees with bounded degree
- The deficiency of all generalized Hertz graphs and minimal consecutively non-colourable graphs in this class
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