Heights of minor faces in triangle-free 3-polytopes
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- Cyclic coloration of 3-polytopes
- Cyclic degrees of 3-polytopes
- Describing 3-faces in normal plane maps with minimum degree 4
- Describing faces in plane triangulations
- Heavy paths, light stars, and big melons
- Height of minor faces in plane normal maps
- Light graphs in families of polyhedral graphs with prescribed minimum degree, face size, edge and dual edge weight
- Light subgraphs in planar graphs of minimum degree 4 and edge‐degree 9
- Light subgraphs of graphs embedded in the plane. A survey
- Quelques consequences simples de la formule d'Euler
- The vertex-face weight of edges in 3-polytopes
- Triangles with restricted degrees of their boundary vertices in plane triangulations
- Triangulated \(3\)-polytopes without faces of low weight
- Unavoidable set of face types for planar maps
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- Low edges in 3-polytopes
- The height of faces of 3-polytopes
- An improvement of Lebesgue's description of edges in 3-polytopes and faces in plane quadrangulations
- Low faces of restricted degree in 3-polytopes
- Heights of minor faces in 3-polytopes
- Describing faces in 3-polytopes with no vertices of degree from 5 to 7
- A Steinberg-like approach to describing faces in 3-polytopes
- Maximal triangulations of a regular prism
- More about the height of faces in 3-polytopes
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