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Meager

拍下盗公款

-Extendable Graphs and ,-Factor-Critical Graphs,erty is very strong since we asked that the matchings of . size have to extend to a 1-factor. If we relax the property a bit by requiring only the matching with the . size to be extended to a 1-factor, then we lead to an interesting refinement, .-extendable graphs, which was introduced by Plummer in 1980.

Hla461

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90783-3 every vertex .; or it can be also thought as a spanning subgraph with each component isomorphic to .. Factor problems may also overlap with other graph theory problems, for example, Hamilton cycle problem and subgraph packing problem.

热情赞扬

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-4436-2es and properties of graphs from different perspectives, it is quite common in graph theory to investigate the links among the parameters. In this chapter, we investigate the relationships between graph factors and some popular parameters, such as toughness, binding number, connectivity and minimum degree, etc.

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恫吓

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91101-4erty is very strong since we asked that the matchings of . size have to extend to a 1-factor. If we relax the property a bit by requiring only the matching with the . size to be extended to a 1-factor, then we lead to an interesting refinement, .-extendable graphs, which was introduced by Plummer in 1980.

deface

矛盾心理

Component Factors and Connected Factors,ed as “component factor problem”, which consider a spanning subgraph with components isomorphic to the members of a given list. In this chapter, we discuss the component factors and connected factors. There exist characterizations for a few of these problems, but for most cases characterizations have not been discovered yet.

cogent

,Geospatial Characteristics of Unemployment for the Period 2010–2020 in the South-West Oltenia Devels and localities, for the period 2010–2020, and the factors that influenced the level of this indicator. In the current economic context generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected the activity of many companies and has even led to a restructuring of the labour force, the unemployment rat

GRIN

Human Behavioral Ecology and Zooarchaeology. This chapter provides an overview of foraging theory models and how they are applied to zooarchaeological samples. While this approach has longevity and appears to be unified, there is diversity in how it is used. Much of this diversity stems from different perspectives on how the archaeological r