Graph Colorings
Graph theory would not be what it is today if there had been no coloring problems. In fact, a major portion of the 20th-century research in graph theory has its origin in the four-color problem. (See Chapter VIII for details.)
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A Textbook of Graph Theory With 200 Figures
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R. Balakrishnan Department of Mathematics Bharathidasan University TiruchirappaJli Tamil Nadu 620 024 India
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