M. M. Shikare

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Published: 1993
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2015
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Y. M. Borse, M. M. Shikare, Naiyer Pirouz:
A Characterization Of Graphic Matroids Which Yield Biographic Splittings Matroids. Ars Comb. 118: 357-366 (2015)
2014
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Y. M. Borse, Kiran Dalvi, M. M. Shikare:
Excluded-Minor Characterization For The Class Of Cographic Splitting Matroids. Ars Comb. 115: 219-237 (2014)
2011
[j9]
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Y. M. Borse, Kiran Dalvi, M. M. Shikare:
Forbidden-minor characterization for the class of cographic element splitting matroids. Discuss. Math. Graph Theory 31(3): 601-606 (2011)
2009
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Y. M. Borse, Kiran Dalvi, M. M. Shikare:
Forbidden-minor characterization for the class of graphic element splitting matroids. Discuss. Math. Graph Theory 29(3): 629-644 (2009)

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