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Supposedly Vizing had some difficulty publishing what is now known as Vizing's theoremVizing's theorem (the result that every degree-d graph can be edge-colored with at most d+1 colors) leading to it eventually being published in a very obscure journal, Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. Soifer recounts the story in The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.

Supposedly Vizing had some difficulty publishing what is now known as Vizing's theorem (the result that every degree-d graph can be edge-colored with at most d+1 colors) leading to it eventually being published in a very obscure journal, Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. Soifer recounts the story in The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.

Supposedly Vizing had some difficulty publishing what is now known as Vizing's theorem (the result that every degree-d graph can be edge-colored with at most d+1 colors) leading to it eventually being published in a very obscure journal, Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. Soifer recounts the story in The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.

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Supposedly Vizing had some difficulty publishing what is now known as Vizing's theorem (the result that every degree-d graph can be edge-colored with at most d+1 colors) leading to it eventually being published in a very obscure journal, Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. Soifer recounts the story in The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.

Supposedly Vizing had some difficulty publishing what is now known as Vizing's theorem (the result that every degree-d graph can be edge-colored with at most d+1 colors) leading to it eventually being published in a very obscure journal, Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. Soifer recounts the story in The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.

Supposedly Vizing had some difficulty publishing what is now known as Vizing's theorem (the result that every degree-d graph can be edge-colored with at most d+1 colors) leading to it eventually being published in a very obscure journal, Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. Soifer recounts the story in The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.

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Supposedly Vizing had some difficulty publishing what is now known as Vizing's theorem (the result that every degree-d graph can be edge-colored with at most d+1 colors) leading to it eventually being published in a very obscure journal, Akademiya Nauk SSSR. Sibirskoe Otdelenie. Institut Matematiki. Diskretny˘ı Analiz. Sbornik Trudov. Soifer recounts the story in The Mathematical Coloring Book, pages 136–137.