Regular oriented hypermaps up to five hyperfaces
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- Classification of regular maps with prime number of faces and the asymptotic behaviour of their reflexible to chiral ratio
- Chiral maps of given hyperbolic type
- Classification of the regular oriented hypermaps with prime number of hyperfaces
- Regular colour-preserving coverings of low genus of the face-colored hemicube
- A THEORY OF RESTRICTED REGULARITY OF HYPERMAPS
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- The degrees of toroidal regular proper hypermaps
- A classification of primer hypermaps with a product of two primes number of hyperfaces
- REGULAR HYPERMAPS OVER PROJECTIVE LINEAR GROUPS
- Classification of minimal Frobenius hypermaps
- Classification of thin regular map representations of hypermaps
- Classification of primer hypermaps with a prime number of hyperfaces
- Regular hypermaps with the automorphism group \(\mathrm{PSL}(3, p)\)
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