Stephan Brandt

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2014
[j33]
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Stephan Brandt, Janina Müttel, Dieter Rautenbach:
The circumference of the square of a connected graph. Comb. 34(5): 547-559 (2014)
2013
[j30]
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Stephan Brandt, Janina Müttel, Dieter Rautenbach:
Cycles in squares of trees without generalized claws. Discret. Math. 313(19): 1989-1999 (2013)
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Stephan Brandt, Felix Joos, Janina Müttel, Dieter Rautenbach:
Ramsey Results for Cycle Spectra. J. Graph Theory 74(2): 210-215 (2013)
2010
[j25]
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Stephan Brandt, Janina Müttel, Dieter Rautenbach, Friedrich Regen:
Minimum degree and density of binary sequences. Eur. J. Comb. 31(7): 1936-1945 (2010)

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