3-regular maps on closed surfaces are nearly distinguishing 3-colorable with few exceptions
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- 3-connected planar graphs are 5-distinguishing colorable with two exceptions
- Bipartite polyhedral maps on closed surfaces are distinguishing 3-colorable with few exceptions
- Distinguishing chromatic numbers of planar graphs
- Distinguishing maps
- Distinguishing maps. II: General case
- The distinguishing chromatic number
- The distinguishing chromatic numbers of triangulations on the projective plane
- The distinguishing chromatic numbers of triangulations on the sphere
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