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Discrete Mathematics, Volume 140
Volume 140, Numbers 1-3, June 1995
- Arnold Adelberg:
A finite difference approach to degenerate Bernoulli and Stirling polynomials. 1-21 - Jan C. Bioch, Toshihide Ibaraki:
Decompositions of positive self-dual boolean functions. 23-46 - Véronique Bruyère, Clelia de Felice:
Synchronization and decomposability for a family of codes: Part 2. 47-77 - Miklós Laczkovich:
Tilings of triangles. 79-94 - Jixiang Meng:
The generalized S-graphs of diameter 3. 95-106 - Michele Mulazzani:
Lins-Mandel graphs representing 3-manifolds. 107-118 - Norbert Polat:
A Helly theorem for geodesic convexity in strongly dismantlable graphs. 119-127 - Victor Reiner:
Descents and one-dimensional characters for classical Weyl groups. 129-140 - Zdenek Ryjácek:
Hamiltonicity in claw-free graphs through induced bulls. 141-147 - Laura A. Sanchis:
Some results on characterizing the edges of connected graphs with a given domination number. 149-166 - Brigitte Servatius, Herman Servatius:
The 24 symmetry pairings of self-dual maps on the sphere. 167-183 - Edward Spence:
Classification of hadamard matrices of order 24 and 28. 185-243 - H. P. Yap:
Generalization of two results of Hilton on total-colourings of a graph. 245-252 - Fuji Zhang, Xueliang Li:
Hexagonal systems with forcing edges. 253-263 - Peter Frankl, Hiroshi Maehara, Junichiro Nakashima:
On the section of a convex polyhedron. 265-267 - David Peleg:
On the maximum density of 0-1 matrices with no forbidden rectangles. 269-274 - A. J. Radcliffe, Alex D. Scott:
Every tree contains a large induced subgraph with all degrees odd. 275-279 - Adolfo Sánchez-Flores:
An improved upper bound for Ramsey number N (3, 3, 3, 3; 2). 281-286 - Alan Stacey:
Universal minimal total dominating functions of trees. 287-290 - Mieczyslaw Wojtas:
Five mutually orthogonal Latin squares of orders 24 and 40. 291-294
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