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ORCIDAustralasian Journal of Combinatorics, Volume 87
Volume 87, October 2023
- A. D. Forbes:
Group divisible designs with block size five. 1-11 - Zhongyuan Che:
(k+1)-line graphs of k-trees. 12-23 - Joe Miller, Nathan Warnberg:
Anti-van der Waerden numbers of graph products of cycles. 24-40 - Michael Levet:
On the complexity of identifying strongly regular graphs. 41-67 - Kunxuan Gu, Fujie Zhang, Haitao Cao:
The existence of (1,m)-near-Skolem sequences. 68-85 - Xiangwen Li, Mao Zhang:
Every planar graph without 5-cycles adjacent to 6-cycles is DP-4-colorable. 86-97 - Stoyan Dimitrov:
On permutation patterns with constrained gap sizes. 98-128 - Lisa Cenek, Lizzie Ferguson, Eyobel Gebre, Cassandra Marcussen, Jason Meintjes, Ralph Morrison, Liz Ostermeyer, Shefali Ramakrishna:
Uniform scrambles on graphs. 129-147 - Amir Carmel, Rom Pinchasi:
Some notes about the odd area of unit discs centered at points on a circle. 148-159 - Robert Hickingbotham:
Odd colourings, conflict-free colourings and strong colouring numbers. 160-164 - Henry L. Fleischmann, Steven J. Miller, Eyvindur A. Palsson, Ethan Pesikoff, Charles Wolf:
Optimal point sets determining few distinct angles. 165-181 - Allan Bickle:
2-Tone coloring of chordal and outerplanar graphs. 182-197 - Zhe Wang, Zhi-Yong Zhu:
The spiral property of q-Eulerian numbers of type B. 198-202 - Akihiro Higashitani, Naoki Matsumoto:
Kempe equivalence of almost bipartite graphs. 203-213
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