An edition of Graph theory: a development from the 4-color problem (1987)

Graph theory

a development from the 4-color problem

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BCS Associates
Language
English
Pages
226

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Graph theory
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Cover of: Graph theory
Graph theory: a development from the 4-color problem
1987, BCS Associates
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [209]-220.
Translation of: Graphentheorie.
Includes index.

Published in
Moscow, Idaho, USA

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Dewey Decimal Class
511/.5
Library of Congress
QA166 .A3513 1987

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Pagination
vii, 226 p. :
Number of pages
226

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OL2746749M
Internet Archive
graphtheorydevel00aign
ISBN 10
0914351036
LCCN
86072291
OCLC/WorldCat
16643638
Goodreads
4781857

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