15 articles in this issue
Mario Gionfriddo
This issue is dedicated to the Second Catania Combinatorial Conference.
Adriano Barlotti
See directly the article.
Claude Berge
Visizing's Theorem states that for a single graph G, the chromatic index q(G) is equal to the maximum degree ?(G) or to ?(G)+1. To extend this theorem to some classes of hypergraphs, we suggest two conjectures, non-comparable, but, in some sense, dual, wh... see more
Albrecht Beutelspracher
Linear spaces belong to the most fundamental geometric and combinatorial structures. In this paper I would like to give an onerview about the theory of embedding finite linear spaces in finite projective planes.
Charles J. Colbourn, Gordon F. Royle
The spectrum of possible numbers of repeated blocks in (?,4,2) designs is determined for all ??121.
Paul Erdös
I refer to a few of my papers which state unsolved problems.
Frank Harary
Curt Lindner
Chris A. Rodger
This paper surveys some recent results and new techniques concerning edge-disjoint decompositions of Kn into copies of G, where G may be a cycle, a path, or just a small graph. Additional properties of such a decomposition are considered, such as nestings... see more
Barbara Rokowska
Alexander Rosa
Bhu Dev Sharma, Norris Sookoo
Giuseppe Tallini
Luc Teirlinck
We prove that a set of v-2 symmetric idempotent latin squares of order v, such that no two of them agree in a off-diagonal position, exists for all odd v>>0. We describe how the techniques used in the proof relate to techniques used in [17] to const... see more
Szolt Tuza