Tolerance graphs

Primarily for researchers and graduate students, but also perhaps advanced undergraduate mathematics students, Golumbic (U. of Haifa) and Trenk (Wellesley College, Massachusetts) collect and survey the major results of tolerance graphs since they were introduced in 1982 by Golumbic and Monma to solv...

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Autor principal: Golumbic, Martin Charles
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Publicado: Cambridge, UK Cambridge University Press 2004
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