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This tag is used if a reference is needed in a paper or textbook on a specific result.
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A reliable reference for the statement every $k$-tree is uniquely $(k + 1)$-colorable
I see that every $k$-tree is uniquely $(k + 1)$-colorable in Uniquely_colorable_graph.
Wikipedia does not cite any references, even though I know that its proof is not difficult by using mathematical …
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The origin of a planar graph theorem of Steinitz and Rademacher
The subsequent statements are extracted from the article titled 'Generating r-regular graphs' (https://doi.org/10.1016/S0166-218X(02)00593-0).
A well-known classical theorem of Steinitz and Rademache …
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Is this graph theory paper in German translated into English?
I recently read such a paper and want to understand the proof idea of this article. However since it is in German and I have not studied German before, I'd like to ask whether this paper has an Eng …
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