Total coloring of planar graphs without some adjacent cycles
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- Determining the total colouring number is NP-hard
- Graph theory with applications
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(5)- Total colorings of embedded graphs with no 3-cycles adjacent to 4-cycles
- Planar graph colorings without short monochromatic cycles
- Total coloring of planar graphs without chordal short cycles
- Incidence coloring of planar graphs without adjacent small cycles
- Total colorings of planar graphs without adjacent triangles
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